Document Type
Report
Publication Date
4-1947
Abstract
Monthly Bulletin of the Employment Security Commission of New Mexico (April 1947) provides a comprehensive overview of employment service activity, unemployment compensation, veterans' benefits, and labor market conditions in New Mexico during April 1947. Prepared by the Commission's Department of Research and Statistics, the bulletin summarizes statewide job placements, unemployment insurance claims, benefit payments, employer coverage, and local office operations. It documents payments made under the state unemployment compensation program and the federal veterans' readjustment allowance program, including county-level distributions and historical comparisons with prior years. The bulletin also reports on administrative innovations such as the adoption of microfilming for records management and staff training initiatives designed to improve claims processing efficiency. Detailed statistical tables provide data on employment placements by industry, unemployment compensation claims, veterans' allowance claims, employer counts by county and industry, and local employment office activities, making the publication a valuable historical source for the study of post-World War II labor market conditions, veterans' reintegration into civilian employment, and economic development in New Mexico.
Recommended Citation
EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION REPORT. Monthly Bulletin of the Employment Security Commission of New Mexico, April 1947.