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New Mexico Government Links
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This site includes the New Mexico Statutes, Court Rules, Administrative Code and many reported decisions. It also includes the United States Code and U.S. Regulations.
Federal Government Links
National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)
National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) Cases & Decisions
The NLRB administers the federal private sector collective bargaining statute, the National Labor Relations Act. Many NLRB decisions can be found online at the NLRB’s website.
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
As observed by the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GOA) in 1980, the FMCS was created under the 1947 Taft-Hartley Act “to promote industrial peace and the nation’s economic welfare by resolving labor disputes through collective bargaining.”
See
GOA Statement, dated 10/30/80, located at
https://www.gao.gov/products/hrd-81-14
(last accessed 12/11/25).
To meet its statutory purpose, the FMCS has historically provided free- or low-cost mediation services, arbitrator selection and appointment services, and ADR and collective bargaining training to labor professionals in both private and public sectors, and to all levels of government.
At present, some or many of FMCS services may be curtailed, however, due to executive action(s) or budgetary issues.
Click here
to learn more about the status of the FMCS as of 12/21/2025.
Federal Labor Relations Authority (FLRA)
Federal Labor Relations Agency (FLRA) Decisions
The FLRA administers the federal public sector collective bargaining statute, the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Act. Many FLRA decisions can be found on its website.
Other Labor-Related Associations and Materials
Association of Labor Relations Agencies (ALRA)
American Arbitration Association
American Bar Association (ABA) Model Code for Judicial Conduct for State Administrative Law Judges
Labor and Employment Relations Association (LERA)
NAALJ Manual for ALJs, with Appendices (2004)
This Manual provides a lot of information on general hearing procedures and standards
The National Academy of Arbitrators (NAA)
NAA’s searchable, public database of the NAA Annual Proceedings
The Ray Corollary Initiative
The mission of the Ray Corollary Initiative, Inc. (RCI) is to encourage ADR providers and selectors to increase the utilization of neutrals with wide-ranging work and life experiences, while maintaining the parties’ autonomy to make the selection decision.
Homer C. La Rue and Alan A. Symonette,
The Ray Corollary Initiative: How to Achieve Diversity and Inclusion In Arbitrator Selection
, 63(2) Howard L.J. 205 (Winter 2020)
Harvard University, Labor Law Research Guide:
https://guides.library.harvard.edu/law/labor_law#s-lg-page-section-5515270
(curates various statutes, regulatory agencies, treatises, journals, and research aids that “focus on…collective bargaining in both the private and public sectors”).”
The Rocky Mountain Employer: Labor & Employment Law Updates,
https://www.rockymountainemployersblog.com/
(includes summaries and linked PDFs of recent notable labor-related court decisions affecting the Rocky Mountain region).”
S. Barry Paisner and Michelle R. Hauber-Barela,
Correcting the Imbalance: The New Mexico Public Employee Bargaining Act and the Statutory Rights Provided to Public Employees
, 37 N.M. L. Rev. 357 (2007),
https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/nmlr/vol37/iss2/5/
(this article is of some historical interest, although many of the changes urged were implemented with the 2020 amendments).”
Federman, P. S., Viswanath, S., & Riccucci, N. M. (2024). Public Sector Collective Bargaining: A Meta-Review.
Review of Public Personnel Administration
, 0(0).
https://doi.org/10.1177/0734371X231216946
(“Systematically coding 220 articles from the top fifteen (mainstream) peer-reviewed public administration journals over a period of 50 years (1970–2020),…to map trends and gaps in local, state, and federal public sector collective bargaining scholarship…”)
UC Berkeley Labor Center, David Rosenfeld and Jolene Kramer (5th Ed., 2021):
“Hey, The Boss Just Called Me Into the Office!’: The Weingarten Decision and the Right to Representation on the Job”
NAA Proceedings, John E. Dunsford,
Arbitral Discretion: The Tests of Just Cause
(1989)
NAA Proceedings, Richard Mittenthal and M. David Vaughn,
“Working at the Margins of Just Cause: The Never-Ending Dispute over Arbitral Discretion on the Discharge Penalty”
(2006)
“The Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University,
Permission to Speak Freely? Managing Government Employee Speech in a Democracy”
(2024)”
Other State Labor Boards’ Searchable Databases
Additionally, the following State or City Labor Boards maintain a searchable database of their written decisions online:
Alaska Labor Relations Agency
California Public Employment Relations Board
Connecticut State Board of Labor Relations
Maine Labor Relations Board
Massachusetts Department of Labor Relations
New Hampshire Public Employee Labor Relations Board
City of New York, Office of Collective Bargaining
Vermont Labor Relations Board
(click the
“Cumulative Subject Index of Decisions”
link)
Washington Public Employment Relations Commission
Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission
Revised on 12/08/2025
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Home
Decisional Law and Research Aids
Additional Resources
New Mexico Government Links
Office of the Governor
New Mexico Legislature
New Mexico Compilation Commission, NMOneSource
This site includes the New Mexico Statutes, Court Rules, Administrative Code and many reported decisions. It also includes the United States Code and U.S. Regulations.
Federal Government Links
National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)
National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) Cases & Decisions
The NLRB administers the federal private sector collective bargaining statute, the National Labor Relations Act. Many NLRB decisions can be found online at the NLRB’s website.
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
As observed by the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GOA) in 1980, the FMCS was created under the 1947 Taft-Hartley Act “to promote industrial peace and the nation’s economic welfare by resolving labor disputes through collective bargaining.”
See
GOA Statement, dated 10/30/80, located at
https://www.gao.gov/products/hrd-81-14
(last accessed 12/11/25).
To meet its statutory purpose, the FMCS has historically provided free- or low-cost mediation services, arbitrator selection and appointment services, and ADR and collective bargaining training to labor professionals in both private and public sectors, and to all levels of government.
At present, some or many of FMCS services may be curtailed, however, due to executive action(s) or budgetary issues.
Click here
to learn more about the status of the FMCS as of 12/21/2025.
Federal Labor Relations Authority (FLRA)
Federal Labor Relations Agency (FLRA) Decisions
The FLRA administers the federal public sector collective bargaining statute, the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Act. Many FLRA decisions can be found on its website.
Other Labor-Related Associations and Materials
Association of Labor Relations Agencies (ALRA)
American Arbitration Association
American Bar Association (ABA) Model Code for Judicial Conduct for State Administrative Law Judges
Labor and Employment Relations Association (LERA)
NAALJ Manual for ALJs, with Appendices (2004)
This Manual provides a lot of information on general hearing procedures and standards
The National Academy of Arbitrators (NAA)
NAA’s searchable, public database of the NAA Annual Proceedings
The Ray Corollary Initiative
The mission of the Ray Corollary Initiative, Inc. (RCI) is to encourage ADR providers and selectors to increase the utilization of neutrals with wide-ranging work and life experiences, while maintaining the parties’ autonomy to make the selection decision.
Homer C. La Rue and Alan A. Symonette,
The Ray Corollary Initiative: How to Achieve Diversity and Inclusion In Arbitrator Selection
, 63(2) Howard L.J. 205 (Winter 2020)
Harvard University, Labor Law Research Guide:
https://guides.library.harvard.edu/law/labor_law#s-lg-page-section-5515270
(curates various statutes, regulatory agencies, treatises, journals, and research aids that “focus on…collective bargaining in both the private and public sectors”).”
The Rocky Mountain Employer: Labor & Employment Law Updates,
https://www.rockymountainemployersblog.com/
(includes summaries and linked PDFs of recent notable labor-related court decisions affecting the Rocky Mountain region).”
S. Barry Paisner and Michelle R. Hauber-Barela,
Correcting the Imbalance: The New Mexico Public Employee Bargaining Act and the Statutory Rights Provided to Public Employees
, 37 N.M. L. Rev. 357 (2007),
https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/nmlr/vol37/iss2/5/
(this article is of some historical interest, although many of the changes urged were implemented with the 2020 amendments).”
Federman, P. S., Viswanath, S., & Riccucci, N. M. (2024). Public Sector Collective Bargaining: A Meta-Review.
Review of Public Personnel Administration
, 0(0).
https://doi.org/10.1177/0734371X231216946
(“Systematically coding 220 articles from the top fifteen (mainstream) peer-reviewed public administration journals over a period of 50 years (1970–2020),…to map trends and gaps in local, state, and federal public sector collective bargaining scholarship…”)
UC Berkeley Labor Center, David Rosenfeld and Jolene Kramer (5th Ed., 2021):
“Hey, The Boss Just Called Me Into the Office!’: The Weingarten Decision and the Right to Representation on the Job”
NAA Proceedings, John E. Dunsford,
Arbitral Discretion: The Tests of Just Cause
(1989)
NAA Proceedings, Richard Mittenthal and M. David Vaughn,
“Working at the Margins of Just Cause: The Never-Ending Dispute over Arbitral Discretion on the Discharge Penalty”
(2006)
“The Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University,
Permission to Speak Freely? Managing Government Employee Speech in a Democracy”
(2024)”
Other State Labor Boards’ Searchable Databases
Additionally, the following State or City Labor Boards maintain a searchable database of their written decisions online:
Alaska Labor Relations Agency
California Public Employment Relations Board
Connecticut State Board of Labor Relations
Maine Labor Relations Board
Massachusetts Department of Labor Relations
New Hampshire Public Employee Labor Relations Board
City of New York, Office of Collective Bargaining
Vermont Labor Relations Board
(click the
“Cumulative Subject Index of Decisions”
link)
Washington Public Employment Relations Commission
Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission
Revised on 12/08/2025
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