New Mexico Recruiting Older Workers Checklist
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Work search is a federal requirement and claimants must be able, available, and actively looking for work to receive unemployment insurance benefits. Unless exempted by the department, you are required to make a minimum of two different work search contacts every week to qualify for benefits.
How Old Teens Must Be to Work in New Mexico. Both federal child labor laws and New Mexico state law agree that the minimum age to work is 14 (with some exceptions).
Unless you have specifically been told that you do not have to actively look for work, you are required to look for a full-time job. In fact, you are required to complete two employer contacts or work search activities each week you file a claim for unemployment benefits.
What are the requirements for PUA?You must be either unemployed or have hours reduced to fewer than 32 hours/week and must be earning less than the weekly amount of unemployment you receive.You must not be eligible for regular Unemployment Insurance benefits.More items...
Benefits under the CARES Act expired on December 26, 2020. The New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions (NMDWS) is working to implement benefit extensions under the Continued Assistance Act (CAA). Under CAA, PUA will provide up to an additional 11 weeks of benefits, to a maximum of 50 weeks.
To qualify for PUA benefits, you must not be eligible for regular unemployment benefits and be unemployed, partially unemployed, or unable or unavailable to work because of certain health or economic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The TWC reinstated the work search requirement for people collecting benefits starting November 1 after suspending it for much of the pandemic. However, Workforce Development Boards in individual counties determine the minimum number of required work search activities to be based on local job market conditions.
Retail salesperson is the most frequent job in Albuquerque, with 14,640 people in that position in 2014. Food service is the second-most-common job with 9,940 people in 2014, and then customer service with 9,380 people in 2014.
Acceptable Work Search Activitiesobtaining and using labor market information.participating in reemployment services designed for job seekers.participating in skills assessments for occupational matching.More items...
In March of 2020 New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions waived the work search requirement by implementing an emergency rule which states 'In the event of a public health emergency declaration issued by the governor, work search shall be waived for all claimants at the discretion of the secretary.
