New Mexico Business Coalition President Carla Sonntag says many businesses that scaled back as a result of pandemic-related public health orders are among those experiencing rate increases. New Mexico has paid out more than $3.5 billion to displaced workers over the past year. Out of 47,000 recent rate notices to businesses concerning unemployment insurance, roughly 15% or 7,000 involved rate increases. ADVERTISEMENTThe effort, care and patience you have shown dealing with New Mexicans as we work through this pandemic together has been nothing short of heroic and I can do nothing but offer my highest praise to all of you, he wrote. They havent gotten back to me, I had to submit my payment at a higher rate last week, he said.
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