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Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal A final notice of overpayment sent to an Albuquerque man on Jan. 4. According to New Mexico Workforce Solutions, 24,872 letters informing claimants that they had been overpaid went out from mid-March through the end of 2020. For some New Mexicans, unemployment benefits designed to be a life raft can end up feeling more like a millstone if the state Department of Workforce Solutions determines they’ve been overpaid. And Workforce Solutions has done just that, many times over. The department sent 24,872 letters from the middle of March through the end of 2020 informing recipients of the benefit that they would be required to pay back, according to data acquired by the Journal. It’s not clear how many people received those letters; NMDWS spokeswoman Stacy Johnston said individual claimants may have received multiple letters.

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