Paid Family and Medical Leave Task Force Meeting Schedule
There will be 30 minutes reserved for public comment at each of the meetings listed below. Each verbal comment is limited to 5 minutes. Comments will be called in the order they are submitted and may be submitted verbally or in writing. To submit your request for comment please complete the form for public comment at https://form.jotform.com/KessJones/nmpfml-task-force-public-comment.
Schedule
- July 18, 2:00 – 4:00 p.m., Definitions (Agenda, Recording)
- August 3, 10:00 – 12:00 p.m., Request Process & Communication (Agenda, Recording)
- August 16, 2:00 – 5:00 p.m., Modeling (Agenda, Recording)
- August 31, 10:00 – 12:00 p.m., Administration(Agenda, Recording)
- September 12, 2:00 – 4:00 p.m., Final Recommendations (Agenda)
Joining Information:
Zoom link: https://kessjones.zoom.us/j/83578426238
Meeting ID: 835 7842 6238
One tap mobile: +16694449171,,83578426238#
Paid Family & Medical Leave (PFML) Task Force Members
Members of this task force are required to commit to attending all task force meetings and come prepared to develop recommendations for the enactment and implementation of PFML. A list of active PFML Task Force members are below.
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Full Name
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Affiliation
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Organization
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McDaniel, Tracy
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A. A statewide nonprofit organization that provides legal services and policy expertise for women and girls
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Southwest Women's Law Center
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Vigil, Jacob
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B. A statewide nonprofit organization that provides policy expertise on the interests of children
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New Mexico Voices for Children
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Gonzales, Janis
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B. A statewide nonprofit organization that provides policy expertise on the interests of children
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NM Pediatric Society
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Abeyta, Tessa
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C. The New Mexico Public Health Association
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The New Mexico Public Health Association
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Umi, Othiamba
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D. A statewide nonprofit organization with legal and policy expertise on elder rights
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AARP New Mexico
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Muse, Sunshine
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E. A statewide coalition that focuses on perinatal
issues
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New Mexico Birth Equity Collaborative
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Leroi, Chris
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F. An organization representing persons with
disabilities
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The Arc of New Mexico
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Aubert, Robert
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G. Two statewide organizations representing labor,
at least one of which represents health care employees
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IUPAT District Council 88 Local 823
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Lipshutz, Jon
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G. Two statewide organizations representing labor,
at least one of which represents health care employees
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New Mexico Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO
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Aragon, Marvis
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I. The American Indian chamber of commerce of New Mexico
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American Indian Chamber of Commerce of New Mexico
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Black, Rob
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J. Two statewide organizations representing businesses
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New Mexico Chamber of Commerce
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Sonntag, Carla J.
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J. Two statewide organizations representing businesses
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New Mexico Business Coalition
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Martinez, Justin
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K. A statewide organization representing Hispano
business owners
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Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce
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Meyers, Pamm
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L. A statewide organization representing lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons
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The New Mexico Out Business Alliance
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Reagan, Suzan
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N. The bureau of business and economic research at the university of New Mexico
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UNM Bureau of Business and Economic Research
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Garcia, Paula
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O. A member of the acequia association
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New Mexico Acequia Association
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Tsuzuki, Kei
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Small Business
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Kei and Molly
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