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Leader of New Mexico s state unemployment agency steps down amid surge in jobless claims

NM Governor s Office New Mexico Workforce Solutions Secretary Bill McCamley speaks during a Covid-19 briefing. SANTA FE, New Mexico The New Mexico Workforce Solutions secretary announced Friday that he is stepping down from his position effective immediately. After more than a year of dealing with a surge of unemployment claims due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Bill McCamley will no longer be the leader of the state agency, ABC affiliate KOAT reported. Ricky Serna, who previously served as deputy secretary of the department, will serve as acting secretary until a full-time replacement is hired. “I was proud to have the opportunity to lead this department and take up new and important initiatives like expanding apprenticeships, the governor’s STEM challenge and many others,” McCamley said in a statement. “The last year has been challenging for so many New Mexicans, and I know the hard-working employees at DWS and across state government will continue to work to meet the nee

Bill McCamley steps down as New Mexico Workforce Solutions Secretary

Bill McCamley steps down as New Mexico Workforce Solutions secretary Former state legislator led the state s response to spike in unemployment claims through the first year of COVID-19 pandemic McCamley led the department s response to unprecedented unemployment spike during COVID-19 crisis. McCamley submitted resignation under circumstances that are not clear. Former deputy secretary Ricky Serna will serve as acting secretary during search for successor. SANTA FE – New Mexico Workforce Solutions Secretary Bill McCamley is leaving his position in Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham s cabinet, effective Friday, the governor s office announced.  Santa Fe New Mexican, which obtained an apparent farewell email from McCamley to employees of the department. 

Doña Ana Community College prepares students for workforce

Doña Ana Community College prepares students for workforce Mónica F. Torres, Doña Ana Community College © Darren Phillips/NMSU Monica Torres is president of Doña Ana Community College. Just a few short years ago, Emily Conner made a decision that would set her on the path to a new career and a different life. The mother of two, already a 2003 college graduate with work experience in marketing, decided to start college all over again. She enrolled in Doña Ana Community College’s Dental Hygiene Program in 2016 and never looked back. Today, Emily is not only a registered dental hygienist serving our community, she’s a part-time clinical instructor in DACC’s dental hygiene clinic.

Unemployment benefits haunting some recipients

Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal A final notice of overpayment sent to an Albuquerque man on Jan. 4. According to New Mexico Workforce Solutions, 24,872 letters informing claimants that they had been overpaid went out from mid-March through the end of 2020. For some New Mexicans, unemployment benefits designed to be a life raft can end up feeling more like a millstone if the state Department of Workforce Solutions determines they’ve been overpaid. And Workforce Solutions has done just that, many times over. The department sent 24,872 letters from the middle of March through the end of 2020 informing recipients of the benefit that they would be required to pay back, according to data acquired by the Journal. It’s not clear how many people received those letters; NMDWS spokeswoman Stacy Johnston said individual claimants may have received multiple letters.

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