Gail Chasey

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Engagement16.1K
Voting-record position-0.418
CoverageMar 13, 2020 to Jan 2, 2023
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Gail Chasey

@RepGailChasey

Democratic NM House

RT @RBReich: There is no labor shortage. There is a living wage shortage, a hazard pay shortage, a child care shortage, a paid sick leave s<U+2026>

Labor

Gail Chasey

@RepGailChasey

Democratic NM House

RT @NMDWS: New Mexico workers affected by COVID-19 may be eligible for Unemployment Insurance benefits. Click the link in our bio for more&

Labor

Gail Chasey

@RepGailChasey

Democratic NM House

@caitymills She may be entitled to back pay under state or Federal law.

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Gail Chasey

@RepGailChasey

Democratic NM House

RT @unmgradworkers: There are many reasons that grad workers need union representation, one of the chief reasons being that so many of us a<U+2026>

Labor