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Labor Market Review

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The New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions’ Economic Research and Analysis Bureau (ER&A) publishes the monthly Labor Market Review (LMR) in conjunction with the full release of statewide and substate employment and unemployment estimates. Initial estimates are released a week prior to the Labor Market Review in the monthly News Release. This page includes full LMR publications (in PDF format) along with individual special articles that are included in the LMR each month. To access the monthly News Releases, visit Economic News. To access the data in the LMR, visit NMDWS’s interactive data website LASER at www.jobs.state.nm.us/analyzer.

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