Department of Labor will not be scheduling any appointments or be taking walk-ins at this time, due to the Coronavirus. Sorry for the inconvenience. Please we ask you to plan ahead, no temporary work permits will be issued.
We ONLY accept MONEY ORDERS at this time. Please read the instructions provided.
ONLY Accepting mail-in applications
Jicarilla Department of Labor’s responsibility is to ensure all Oil & Gas Companies are in compliance with the Nation’s Indian Preference Ordinance and its requirements.
Work permit application packets must be mailed. No more walk-ins or emailed applications.
Hiring Freeze due to budget restraints
The General Employment Program hiring is in accordance with the Nation resolution of 90 positions. Addressing training requests for each (060) hourly employees that are assigned to different Tribal Departments.
Canceled due to COVID-19
The Purpose of the College Employment Program is to assist with job placement and provide employment for the Jicarilla Tribal enrolled members. To assist college students with their extra costs that may not be covered through the regular financial assistance by JADE Higher Education Program. College students are ineligible to work under the 060 Temporary Employment Program while in school whether Higher Ed funded or attending on their own expenses.
The Jicarilla Apache Nation Youth Employment Program will facilitate and provide available job sites within the Nations departments or enterprises, which will guide and develop youth employee's job skills, good working habits, and experience needed to secure employment within the Nation or the outside job market. It also will aid in the understanding of how the Nation’s job market operates.
This program has been discontinued.
What is TERO?
TERO stands for Tribal Employment Rights Ordinance or Office. TERO Ordinances require that all employers who are engaged in operating a business on reservations give preference to qualified Indians in all aspects of employment, contracting and other business activities. TERO Offices were established and empowered to monitor and enforce the requirements of the tribal employment rights ordinance.
Any Oil and gas business seeking to obtain Indian Preference status pursuant to Title 23 of the Jicarilla Apache Nation Code must submit a complete application for certification as an Indian business. The amended Indian Preference Ordinance has established two (2) types of certifications: (1) 100% Jicarilla Apache-owned business and; (2) Indian-owned business. Failure to meet the requirements of certification will result in a non-certification.
Procedures:
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WORK PERMITS SUBMISSION BY MAIL ONLY
PAYMENT BY MONEY ORDER ONLY
JPG PICTURE ON FLASHDRIVE ONLY
IMPORTANT UPDATE:
Department of Labor will not be scheduling any appointments or be taking walk-ins at this time, due to the Coronavirus. Sorry for the inconvenience. Please we ask you to plan ahead, no temporary work permits will be issued.
NEW HOURS
M--F 9:00 AM -- 2:00 PM
*Due to the Administrative Leave and Holiday
Department of Labor offices will be closed
02/9/2021 to 02/17/2021. Sorry for the inconvenience.
The work permit packet can still be mailed in during this time.
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR RECEPTIONIST
(575) 759-4410
New 2021 Administrative Fees (non-refundable)
$25.00 each work permit card
$20.00 each application Processing Fee (non-refundable)
$10.00 each application Administrative Fee (non-refundable)
All old applications received after 01/01/2021 will be returned. Please use the 2021 application.
Work permit information (New Card Design will be effective as of 1-4-2021)
Under the applications tab, download the work permit application. Please read the instructions checklist to assist in completing the work permit application packet. For additional assistance, a PowerPoint presentation is provided.
*All mailed incomplete applications will not be processed, they will be returned and an administrative fee will be added to the total cost of processing the work permit application. All outstanding administrative fees must be paid before processing any future applications.
The forging of signatures and dates on the applications will not be tolerated. Companies will be sanctioned and work permits will be suspended.
Canada Employees
I-9 Forms and Work Visas are required
Mexico Employees
New Mexico Driver's Licenses are required
United States Postal Service FEDEX/UPS:
JAN DEPARTMENT OF LABOR JAN DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
ATTN: Compliance Office ATTN: Compliance Office
PO Box 507 25 Hawks Drive
Dulce, New Mexico 87528 Dulce, New Mexico 87528
Please read all work permit instructions before completing the application. A PowerPoint presentation is also provided to assist you with the application.
060 General Employment Program (Hiring freeze due to budget restraints)
The General Employment Program hiring is in accordance with the Nation resolution of 90 positions. Addressing training requests for each (060) hourly employees that are assigned to different Tribal Departments.
The following documents are required:
Applications/documents can be emailed to pben@jan-nsn.com or faxed to 575-759-4473.
College Employment Program (Cancelled due to COVID-19)
The Purpose of the College Employment Program is to assist with job placement and provide employment for the Jicarilla Tribal enrolled members. To assist college students with their extra costs that may not be covered through the regular financial assistance by JADE Higher Education Program. College students are ineligible to work under the 060 Temporary Employment Program while in school whether Higher Ed funded or attending on their own expenses.
The following documents are required:
Applications/documents can be emailed faxed to 575-759-4473.
060 Temporary Employment Program
Hiring freeze due to budget restraints.
College Program
Canceled due to Covid-19 Pandemic
Off-Reservation College Program
The program has been discontinued
DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC, OUR OFFICE IS NOT OPEN TO WALK-INS.
We love our customers, so feel free to visit during normal business hours.
25 Hawks Drive, Dulce, New Mexico 87528, United States
Mailing Address: PO Box 507 Dulce, NM 87528 (575) 759-4410 (Receptionist) (575) 759-4473 FAX
Mon | 09:00 am – 02:00 pm | |
Tue | 09:00 am – 02:00 pm | |
Wed | 09:00 am – 02:00 pm | |
Thu | 09:00 am – 02:00 pm | |
Fri | 09:00 am – 02:00 pm | |
Sat | Closed | |
Sun | Closed |
Jicarilla Apache Nation Department of Labor
PICTURE INFORMATION: Jicarilla Chiefs. Principal chiefs of the Jicarilla local groups upon their 1880 Washington D.C visit to secure reservation lands. From left to right: Santiago Largo (Llanero), Huerito Mundo (Ollero), Augustin Vigil (Ollero), San Pablo (Llanero) and Juan Julian (Llanero). Credit: Smithsonian Institution National Anthropological Archives
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