CALLS TO ACTION

Review NMBC comments opposing the proposed Heat Rule HERE.

TAKE ACTION TO STOP THE PROPOSED HEAT RULE

New Mexico’s Occupational Health and Safety Bureau proposed a new heat exposure rule. Certain conditions would allow NM employees to work for 15 minutes and then take a 45-minute break, which would be detrimental to businesses. The New Mexico Business Coalition expressed major concerns to the New Mexico Environmental Improvement Board. We urge you to send comments to protect New Mexican businesses and the citizens! DEADLINE: Friday, May 30th.
Send Your Comments!

Senators in the Finance Committee Stopped the Paid Family & Medical Leave Act!

Thank the Senators who stood against HB 11. Let them know New Mexicans appreciate them listening to the people, not the progressive elites in Santa Fe.
Thank your legislators HERE!

Raising the Minimum Wage Would Raise Inflation for All of Us!

This bill forces businesses to raise wages, leading to higher prices for goods and services. It would hurt businesses across our state!
Ask legislators to vote 'NO' on HB 246!

We Don't Need ANOTHER Tax on Hard-Working New Mexicans!

This bill would lower utility rates for low-income families, while intentionally raising utility costs for everyone else.
Ask legislators to vote 'NO' on HB 91!

You can take even more action!

Check out the Call to Action forms from NMBC’s
grassroots advocacy project: Better Together New Mexico.

View their current initiatives HERE and you might find one that interests you!

Want to see our previous Calls to Action?

See how we’ve advocated for New Mexicans and their businesses HERE!

HEAT ACTION!

New Mexico’s Occupational Health and Safety Bureau proposed a new heat exposure rule. Certain conditions would allow NM employees to work for 15 minutes and then take a 45-minute break, which would be detrimental to businesses. The New Mexico Business Coalition expressed major concerns to the New Mexico Environmental Improvement Board. We urge you to send comments to protect New Mexican businesses and the citizens! DEADLINE: Friday, May 30th.
Send Your Comments!

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