Democratic lawmakers optimistic about paid family and medical leave in New Mexico
New Mexico Democratic state lawmakers say they've ironed out all the kinks in their new paid family and medical leave proposal.
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New Mexico Democratic state lawmakers say they've ironed out all the kinks in their new paid family and medical leave proposal.
A new version of the Paid Family and Medical Leave bill would, if enacted, extend leave benefits to families of military service members, among other changes made after it failed to pass in previous legislative sessions. The bill is sponsored by Senate Pro Tem Mimi Stewart, D-Albuquerque, state Rep. Linda Serrato, D-Santa Fe. Under the
The debate over paid family and medical leave will return to New Mexico's Roundhouse this year.
The cosmetology program at West Kentucky Community and Technical College received a $249,683 grant from U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development to relocate and modernize, aiming to increase enrollment.
The WKCTC cosmetology program recently received a $249,683 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development to relocate and modernize — increasing enrollment.