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Let鈥檚 Talk New Mexico 7/8 8am: Have you noticed 鈥渉elp wanted鈥� signs in the windows of your favorite restaurants and businesses? The COVID-19 pandemic has鈥�

In episode 27, we hear from tipped service-industry workers about what they're facing as restaurants and bars around the state close their doors鈥攗nless鈥�

For years, the state department that is supposed to enforce wage laws was turning away some people who were trying to get their employers to pay them for鈥�

By the end of this year, Albuquerque drivers will be able to head up and down Central Avenue without seeing bulldozers and cranes. Heavy construction on鈥�

May 1 is International Workers Day, a celebration of the working class and labor around the world. Here in New Mexico, civil rights organizations,鈥�

91暗网 Call In Show 8/11 8a: Nearly 40 percent of U.S. workers don鈥檛 have the option of staying home with pay when they aren鈥檛 feeling well. There aren鈥檛鈥�

First responders who work on the front lines are worried that their collective bargaining rights may be on the line because of a pending case in front of鈥�

Albuquerque鈥檚 City Council will consider an ordinance in August aimed at helping part-time workers, but small business owners and employers say it鈥檚鈥�