EmployNV Career Hubs, Nevada DETR
No cost coaching, resume help, interview practice and skills checks. May help pay for training and work gear.
Official page: detr.nv.gov/Page/Workforce_Development
No cost Job Help and Job Training in Nevada
No cost job help in Nevada: EmployNV Career Hubs from DETR, unemployment claims, Vocational Rehabilitation for people with disabilities, and unpaid wage claims with the Labor Commissioner.
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Hi friend. Looking for work is hard, and you don't have to do it alone. In Nevada, EmployNV Career Hubs help you at no cost. If you lost your job or your boss didn't pay you, there is help for that too.
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Where can I get free help finding a job in Nevada?
EmployNV Career Hubs, run by DETR (the agency that used to run JobConnect), give no cost one on one coaching, resume help and interview practice. Visit a hub or register at EmployNV.gov. Call 702 486 0129 in Southern Nevada or 775 284 9660 in Northern Nevada.
Official page: detr.nv.gov/Page/Workforce_Development
Can they help pay for training or work gear?
They can. Career Hubs may help pay for certifications like CDL, IT and OSHA 10. They can also help with work costs like uniforms, boots and tools.
Official page: detr.nv.gov/Page/Workforce_Development
How do I file for unemployment in Nevada?
Register and file your claim online with DETR. Then file a weekly certification to report your pay and your job search. Phone help is open Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm: 775 684 0350 in the north, 702 486 0350 in the south, or 888 890 8211 from rural Nevada.
Official page: detr.nv.gov/Page/Unemployment_Insurance_Benefits
I have a disability. Is there job help for me?
Yes. Vocational Rehabilitation (VR Nevada) helps people whose disability makes it hard to get or keep a job. Start the short application online, or call 702 486 5230 in the south or 775 823 8102 in the north.
Official page: vrnevada.nv.gov/applications
My boss didn't pay me. What can I do?
You can file a wage claim with the Nevada Labor Commissioner online, using the Complaint Forms link at labor.nv.gov. If you quit, your last pay is due within 7 days or by the next payday, whichever comes first. If you were let go, it is due within 3 days.
Official page: labor.nv.gov/About/Frequently_Asked_Questions/Frequently_Asked_Questions_-_About_Us
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Bunkly tip: when you file your weekly claim, report your pay for the week you worked, not the week the check came. It keeps your claim clean.
Who to call in Nevada
Here are official places to start. Other places may also help. Each place decides who it can serve, and hours change, so call ahead when you can.
EmployNV Career Hubs, Nevada DETR
The same no cost job services for Northern Nevada. You can also register at EmployNV.gov.
Official page: detr.nv.gov/Page/Workforce_Development
Nevada Unemployment Insurance, DETR
File your claim online, then certify every week. Phone help Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm. Rural and out of state callers use 888 890 8211.
Official page: detr.nv.gov/Page/NUI_Contact_Us
Vocational Rehabilitation (VR Nevada)
Job help for people whose disability makes work hard. Southern Nevada 702 486 5230, Northern Nevada 775 823 8102. Nevada Relay 711.
Official page: vrnevada.nv.gov/applications
Nevada Labor Commissioner, Las Vegas office
Take wage claims and answer questions about pay and hours. 3340 West Sahara Avenue, Las Vegas.
Official page: labor.nv.gov/About/Frequently_Asked_Questions/Frequently_Asked_Questions_-_About_Us
Nevada Labor Commissioner, Carson City office
Wage claims for Northern Nevada. 1818 College Parkway, Suite 102, Carson City.
Official page: labor.nv.gov/About/Frequently_Asked_Questions/Frequently_Asked_Questions_-_About_Us
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