In December 2009, the New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions (NMDWS) formally adopted its State-Tribal Consultation, Collaboration, and Communication Policy, reaffirming the agency’s commitment to building strong, respectful, and cooperative relationships with New Mexico’s Tribes, Nations, and Pueblos.

This policy reflects NMDWS’ dedication to:

  • Honoring government-to-government relations with tribal governments.
  • Recognizing and respecting tribal sovereignty.
  • Ensuring meaningful consultation and collaboration in workforce development efforts.
  • Promoting effective communication to address the unique needs of tribal communities.

By endorsing this policy, NMDWS pledged to work in good faith with tribal partners to design and implement workforce initiatives that benefit all Nations, Pueblos, and Tribes across the state.

Additional Information 

The Division of Workforce Technology provides a full range of information technology services and support to the New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions. Application support is provided to both Tax and Claims Unemployment Systems. Workforce Transition Services’ Virtual One-Stop System, Labor and Industrial systems and various other administrative support applications. Workforce Technology hosts a Data Center with mainframe and server hardware, a large network connecting state-wide NMDWS regional offices, data and network security, help desk, desktop support, and production services. Workforce Technology is an important component of the Department of Workforce Solutions in that we strive to implement technology which will deliver services to our citizens in a more efficient and timely manner and to extend our services so that every citizen in our State has easy and quick access to these services.

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