Santa Fe New Mexican: Legislative Finance Committee budget prioritizes ā€˜futureā€™ state spending, calls for 5% raises

Megan Green, executive vice president of CWA Local 7076, said the proposed raises ā€œdo not even…

Santa Fe Reporter: Is This Working?

Santa Fe Reporter: As other states embrace telework, New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham pushes to…

KRQE: Local union leaders push back on stateā€™s plan to remove telework for employees

KRQE: The plan to bring state workers back to the office has been delayed until next…

Santa Fe New Mexican: Emails to governor reveal anger, angst over decision to end telework policy

Almost all of the communication shows overwhelming opposition to rescinding the telework policy, according to documents…

KOAT: Remote state workers return to office delayed

KOAT: "I think we will see resignations and we'll see a higher vacancy rate across the…

Santa Fe New Mexican: Return to office for state of New Mexico workers delayed until Feb. 2

The state of New Mexico has delayed a sweeping order for all state workers who have…

Albuquerque Journal: State delays employeesā€™ return-to-office rule by a month

After negotiations with labor union leaders, SPO said it would not require rank-and-file state employees who…

My View: Is the state a family-friendly employee?

By Beth Gudbrandsen Ā· Published in the Santa Fe New Mexican Ā· December 31, 2022 After…

Santa Fe New Mexican: PED, short of office space, orders all employees back to work in 2023

PED Secretary Kurt Steinhaus nixed a phased-in approach and a rotating schedule starting in April and…

KOB: Local union leaders criticize plan to remove telework for state workers

KOB: ā€œWe donā€™t agree with this at all, and our members are very upset,ā€ said Dan…

KOAT: State employees will no longer be able to telework come Jan. 1, 2023

Labor union leaders are criticizing this policy change

Santa Fe New Mexican: Labor leaders decry plan to rescind telework policy for state employees

ā€œThe word is out that working for the state ainā€™t so good anymore,ā€ said Dan Secrist,…