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New Mexico unemployment claims grow after steady drop
The U.S. Department of Labor shows an increase in state jobless claims for the week ending Sept. 19, after regular claims had dropped for eight straight weeks.
Lujan Grisham wants longer census count if Biden wins
While a federal judge is weighing whether the 2020 census count will end early, the governor said states may push for a special census enrollment period if the president loses
The latest episode of our Enchanting Economics podcast is available now! We talk with Ojo Sarco resident Carol Miller about what the US Postal Service means to rural towns. Spoiler alert: it means a lot! #EnchantingEconomicsNM
It's no secret that the USPS is experiencing financial difficulties. But can you imagine life without the post office? Rural communities are already losing t...
Extra $300 payments for unemployed New Mexicans end this week
While the $300 payments were expected to continue until late December, the program was funded for just six weeks.
UNM Complete Count co-chair and UNM Race and Social Justice’s Dr. Nancy Lopez joins us as we head into the home stretch of the 2020 Census. We discuss future changes to the census, current problems and why the census is important for all New Mexicans! #2020Census #completecountnm #icountnm
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Our friends over at UNM Race and Social Justice are still running their 2020 Census raffle. Help New Mexico get a complete count today!
We've had some reports of this happening, including to one of our employees. Please remember, if a census taker is knocking on your door, they are just trying to do what they were instructed to do. Please show kindness and understanding. Being rude or yelling at them helps no one.
Census takers are now visiting households across the nation that have not yet responded. Understandably, some households that have already responded have expressed confusion over why they too are being visited. These visits are part of our efforts to be absolutely sure that we count everyone. If you...
Tune in to Mayor Tim Keller talking about BBER's forecast.
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Today, August 31 at 11:30 am, Mayor Tim Keller and City leaders hold a news conference to discuss the economic outlook for the next fiscal year.
Listen to the newest episode of Enchanting Economics in New Mexico now. We chat with @newmexicostateuniversity retired econ prof Dr. Jim Peach about Higher Ed enrollment throughout NM and the related challenges our economy faces because of Covid-19. #enchantingeconomicsinNM #nmeducation #highered #covid19
Retired New Mexico State University professor Dr. Jim Peach chats with us about the status of higher education enrollment in the Land of Enchantment as well as the effects it has on our economy.
The last day to submit your self response is Sept. 30! #StopTheKnock #2020Census
$1 billion in revenue expected from New Mexico's state trust lands
Officials warned the 2021 fiscal year is expected to have a different outcome.
“Continuing claims offer a more accurate and balanced account of the labor market, as it reflects not only persons seeking unemployment insurance but also persons who have found work and are no longer receiving unemployment insurance,” said BBER Director Jeff Mitchell.
New Mexico is one of only three states prohibiting indoor dining at restaurants, and its 14-day quarantine for out-of-state visitors has discouraged tourism.
New claims for unemployment benefits in New Mexico fell 17.3 percent to 5,997 for the week ending Aug. 1, the lowest since July 4, according to the U.S. Department of Labor and state Department of Workforce Solutions.
According to an executive order, the federal government would supply $300 per week in extra unemployment benefits, with states required to contribute an additional $100 per week.
Good morning from FOR-UNM. #NewMexico #economics #Forecast
#ShapeYourFuture, Rural New Mexico Respond Now to the #2020Census!” Ways to respond include online, by phone or if applicable, via the paper questionnaire with unique ID that was mailed or sent to your home.
In 2010 the entire state of #newmexico had a self-response rate of 60%. These are the counties with the lowest self-response rates in the #landofenchantment as of August 4.
Catron County, New Mexico, County of Mora, Lincoln County, New Mexico, Rio Arriba County, McKinley County Government, De Baca County/Fort Sumner, Harding County, Taos County, Cibola County Commission, Guadalupe County: How can we help get your residents counted?
The latest episode of Enchanting Economics in New Mexico is available wherever you listen to podcasts. #enchantingeconomicsnm #podcast #unmhistorydepartment #laborcultural
https://anchor.fm/unmbber/episodes/Economic-History-Lesson-To-Predict-Our-Future-ehclhh
New Census Worry: An Expedited Count Could Mean an Inaccurate One
Stalled by the pandemic, the count is supposed to resume soon. But census experts are rattled by signs of a push from the White House to finish it early.
LAST CALL for free admission to our New Mexico Economic Census data webinar tomorrow at 1 p.m. Register now! #newmexico #newmexicodata #economicdata
Learn about the Economic Census and how to access the data.
Check out BBER Director Jeff Mitchell's latest note on the status of labor markets in New Mexico. #BLSdata #newmexico #LAUS
https://bber.unm.edu/blog/labor-markets-in-new-mexico-and-other-states/
ICYMI: FREE webinar regarding New Mexico economic census data on Wednesday at 1 p.m. Register now at Eventbrite: https://t.co/3AP8JwZStT?amp=1
BBER Director Jeff Mitchell spoke to the LFC yesterday. You can check out the data he shared on the presentations page at bber.unm.edu #newmexico #nmleg #economicforecast
The state’s legislative finance committee will spend the next few days taking a closer look at how the coronavirus is impacting the economy.
The $600 weekly federal benefit added to people’s unemployment compensation is set to expire July 31 and removes a cushion that has helped protect New Mexico from the full impact of the crisis. -BBER Director Jeff Mitchell during his presentation to the LFC this morning. Head over to our website (bber.unm.edu) to view the slides from his presentation.
SANTA FE — The economic damage inflicted by the coronavirus pandemic is likely to reshape New Mexico's economy for years, killing smaller companies and expanding the gap between high- and low-wage earners, university researchers told…
Heard about BBER's economic forecast, FOR-UNM? We do a quarterly report with statistical analysis for the US, State, and MSAs of Albuquerque, Farmington, Las Cruces, Santa Fe, and Lea & Eddy County. As we prepare for our third quarter meeting in a few weeks, here's a snippet of what BBER Director Jeff Mitchell had to say about during the last meeting about New Mexico's outlook. #enchantingeconomicsnm #newmexico #economicforecast
BBER produces quarterly economic forecasts for the US, State of New Mexico and the MSAs of Albuquerque, Farmington, Las Cruces, Santa Fe, and Lea & Eddy Coun...
This webinar will provide an update on the largest of the business programs conducted by the Census Bureau, the Economic Census. The status of the release of the data for AR, FL, GA, MI, NM, OK, and TX will be discussed, as will some key findings to date. Finally, the webinar will provide tips and tricks on how best to access these data on data.census.gov and how to use the materials on the Economic Census web site
This webinar will provide an update on the largest of the business programs conducted by the Census Bureau, the Economic Census. The status of the release of the data for AR, FL, GA, MI, NM, OK, and TX will be discussed, as will some key findings to date. Finally, the webinar will provide tips and t...
ICYMI: Here are the latest additions to our #COVID19 data dashboard. These maps detail the total PPP loans and the dollar amount award by zip code in #NewMexico. See them at https://bber.unm.edu/covid19
The Household Pulse Survey from the US Census Bureau is designed to deploy quickly and efficiently, collecting data on a range of ways in which people’s lives have been impacted by the pandemic. Here's how #NewMexico stacks up in the latest report. #COVID19
NM small businesses to receive $400M in COVID-19 relief loans
The Small Business Recovery Act of 2020 was signed Tuesday.
Spots are still available for our FREE webinar on New Mexico Economic Census data. Join us on Wednesday, July 22 at 1 p.m. MT as Andy Hait discusses recently released 2017 Economic Census data as well as other new economic data available from ABS, BFS, SBPS & etc. #newmexicodata #economicrecovery
Learn about the Economic Census and how to access the data.
BBER Director Jeff Mitchell said that once the federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation program runs out later this month, there’s no evidence that the federal government will replace it with anything as generous.
New Mexico moves at a leisurely pace in a lot of areas, including entering and exiting economic down ...
Wishing everyone a safe and healthy Fourth of July...HAPPY BIRTHDAY, AMERICA!
In preparation for this holiday weekend, here's a Fourth of July themed Fun Fact sheet brought to you by the U.S. Census Bureau's Statistics in Schools program. #statsinschools #funfactfriday #fourthofjuly
Listen to the most recent episode of Enchanting Economics in New Mexico: 2020 Census Update – We’re Halfway Complete New Mexico #NewMexico #Census2020 #enchantingeconomicsnm
BBER Data Bank Manager and State Data Center representative Suzan Reagan fills us in on how the 2020 Census deadlines are being adjusted due to COVID-19 as well as how New Mexico is doing in its push for a complete count.
In our 2018 paid sick leave study we found 36% of Albuquerque workers do not have paid sick leave — more than 100,000 individuals. The lowest-income households are least likely to have it — 10% of those with annual household incomes under $15,000 have paid leave, compared with 80% with incomes between $75,000 and $99,999.
The Albuquerque city councilors backing paid sick leave legislation say they plan to split their bil ...
“In New Mexico, for every person that is not counted, the state loses $5,000 in federal funding per year—or $50,000 total per person until the next census in 2030.”
The nation's indigenous population has long been undercounted, but the pandemic presents extra hurdles
We're back! It's been a while but check out the latest podcast episode of Enchanting Economics in New Mexico featuring UNM Children's Campus for Early Care and Education (UNMCC).
Our series on the Coronavirus effects among different industries in New Mexico shifts to the UNM Children’s Campus. Director Daniela Baca updates us on how t...
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You are invited to participate in the UNM 2020 Census Complete Count Committee virtual block party and free raffle for speaking to 5-10 of your friends and family to fill out the 2020 Census. The FREE raffle ($50 for 200 prizes!) and video contest ($200 for a 1-2 min video entry; 4 prizes) will began May 10 and ends May 30, 2020. Winners will be announced on May 1, 2020 at race.unm.edu. UNM Virtual Block Party #UNMCENSUS2020 is the university’s initiative to confirm all students, faculty and staff are counted. To help raise awareness of student’s roles in the 2020 Census, the UNM Complete Count Committee is inviting the campus community to a virtual block party on YouTube. The event is scheduled for Wed. April 15, 2020 at 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and will include: •Music •Free Raffled prizes •Conversations with Branch Campuses, Central •New Mexico Community College (CNM) and Community Partners •Information on voter registration •Poetry performances and Visual Art •Video contest In order to be entered in the FREE raffle, participants must take and upload a screen shot of their completed commitment card indicating that they are pledging to speak to 5-10 participants about the urgency of a complete count for New Mexico and share the card on their social media accounts (don’t forget to tag UNM Community Engagement Center (CEC)). This is an effort to ensure people are spreading the word about their involvement and encourage others to take part in the count. To Join visit YouTube Link: http://race.unm.edu/events/2020-census-block-party.html More info: race.unm.edu, click "events"
If you don’t want to fill out your #census 2020 online, come do it at the block party on April 1. There will also be food and activities! #icountnm
Filling out the #census2020 helps our community in so many ways. And as always, if you need help with data, just ask our Data Bank Manager, Suzan Reagan. #icountnm
We need a complete count so fill out your #census2020 on March 12. There will NOT be a citizenship question! #icountnm
UNM Geospatial & Population Studies' Dr. Jacqueline A. Miller gave New Mexico population projections at the 21st Annual N.M. Data Users Conference.
It’s PUMS Day! U.S. Census Bureau data dissemination specialist Eric Coyle kicked the conference off by telling us the newest ACS 1-year data is out today.
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Do you know how much money, data, and power are at stake with the #2020Census? UNM's Robert Rhatigan of Geospatial and Population Studies will tell us at the 21st Annual NM Data Users Conference on Thursday, Nov. 14. Register now at bber.unm.edu #NMDUC
Did you miss the #2020Census @UNM Kickoff Event this afternoon? Here’s what #BBER #DataBank manager Suzan Reagan had to say about the necessity for an accurate count. Want more reasons to care about the 2020 Census? Visit race.unm.edu/census
It’s not too late to subscribe to our quarterly NM Economic Forecast service. The data is still fresh and you can find out what has #UNMBBER Director, Jeff Mitchell so excited about the 3rd quarter he feels he has to contain himself for the first time in 8 years! Contact us today at 505-277-8300 or [email protected]
Next Friday, May 4th join #BBER at our quarterly subscribers meeting where we will discuss the latest NM Economic Forecast. Not a subscriber? Contact us for info on joining our growing list of subscribers keeping up with the NM Economy. #NMEconomicExperts #MayTheFourthBeWithYou
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