Mining, construction, education and health services also were down thousands of jobs compared to last year. Thats unchanged from February but up from 5.4% in the previous year. While all sectors have been hit, leisure and hospitality continued to report the heaviest employment losses in New Mexico, with a drop of 18,400 jobs  or nearly 19%  compared to the previous year. The national unemployment rate in March was 6%. About 9,000 businesses saw decreases, Johnston said.
Mining, construction, education and health services also were down 100% of jobs.
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Mining , construction , education and health services also were down 100 % of jobs .
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