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Business Resource Guide
Connect with JobConnect Business Support Services
Online at EmployNV.gov
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Northern Nevada |
Southern Nevada |
Post a Job
Did you know Nevada JobConnect is the largest job bank in Nevada and has the largest database of individuals seeking employment? Businesses have several options when posting job openings with Nevada JobConnect. JobConnect can provide screening/referral control of all candidates, or businesses can receive referrals directly from job seekers by registering with EmployNV.gov. In all cases, your listing is placed into Nevada's online job bank.
Post job listings online through EmployNV Jobs, or use the contact information above to post listings by phone or fax.
Connect with Job Seekers
When a business signs up for access to EmployNV.gov, they initially have limited access to search resumes. The approval process usually takes from 1 to 3 business days. Once approved, employers have full access to search posted resumes, including contact information.
Report a work Refusal
Did someone refuse your offer of employment? Or has an employee refused to return to work?
These situations are reportable and should be brought to our attention. Nevada law prohibits individuals from receiving unemployment benefits if they refuse to accept offers of suitable employment, or quit, without good cause.
Suitable work is defined by state law (NRS 612.390) as employment that the claimant has the expected skills and abilities to perform and pays an amount that is normal for that occupation within that industry in the current labor market. Refusing an offer of suitable work is basis for denying unemployment benefits; claimants will not be denied benefits if they are acting in good faith.
For a work refusal report to be investigated, the business must present a person with a bona fide offer, and the claimant must decline it, preferably in writing. Simply posting a job opening online or hanging a “NOW HIRING” sign is not an offer of employment.
Businesses should provide the following information regarding employment refusals or employees who refuse an offer to return to work by emailing our Business Service Office JOBBANKMPKWY@detr.nv.gov with the subject line “Work Refusal.”
| Business Information | Person Refusing the Offer of Employment |
|---|---|
| Name of person submitting the report | Full Name |
| Business Name | Last 4 of the Social Security Number |
| Address | Address/Phone Number |
| Employer Account Number or FEIN | Date of Employment Offer |
| Phone number | Method of Offer (in-person, phone, email, etc.) |
| Contact Person if Different from Reporter | Refusal Method (in-person, phone, email, etc.) |
| Reason Given for the Refusal Anticipated Return to Work Date (if applicable) |
Report Unemployment Fraud
DETR is committed to preventing and identifying fraud or fraudulent scams. We encourage Nevadans to remain vigilant and to report fraud or any potential concerns of fraud to DETR. For more about fraud in Nevada click here for English and Spanish information.
Reporting fraud is done online by using the State’s Fraud Reporting Form which can be used by individuals and businesses alike. Filers are encouraged to file a report and upload supporting information for their report to the State. Additional information explaining the steps individuals and businesses can take should they believe a fraudulent claim has been filed can be found on the State’s fraud flyer.
Financial Incentives for Businesses
The Silver State Works initiative was designed to help businesses and strengthen Nevada's economy by offering incentives for hiring pre-screened qualified workers. There are three programs Nevada businesses can qualify for with a range of options from on-the-job training to employee retention.
Nevada Labor Market Information
The Research and Analysis Bureau provides a wealth of information related to Nevada’s workforce and economic conditions, serving as Nevada’s primary provider of workforce information. The information and resources available from the bureau are offered free of charge and include data and information on employment, unemployment, wages, projections, and much more.
Recruit and Retain Employees with Disabilities
The Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation Business Services team will meet with you to determine your specific recruitment requirements and refer pre-screened and qualified job candidates matching those requirements. Our assistance to your business includes work readiness & soft skills development, customized on-the-job training strategies, guidance, and technical assistance, and facilitate the evaluation of assistive technology/ADA needs. We provide quality support throughout the recruiting process and comprehensive follow-up services including:
- Recruitment of employees with disabilities
- Retention of employees with disabilities
- Workplace Accessibility
- Education and Training on Disability and Inclusion Issues
- Accessing Available Financial Incentives
RAPID RESPONSE: Business Clousure Assistance
Rapid Response is a no-cost program that is pro-active, business-focused and provides flexible strategies designed to respond to layoffs and plant closures by quickly coordinating services and providing immediate assistance to businesses and their affected workers. The Rapid Response team will work with businesses and any employee representative(s) to quickly maximize public and private resources to minimize disruptions associated with job loss. Rapid Response can also provide virtual services.
All businesses are encouraged to provide notice of layoffs or plant closings to the Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation as quickly as possible. In some cases, businesses are required to provide written notice under provisions of the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act. More information on the WARN Act can be located on the WARN webpage.
Benefits for the Business:
- Lower unemployment insurance costs as workers are re-employed more quickly
- Higher morale among employees as they feel management is being proactive in helping them during the layoff
- Positive company image within the community for treating employees with respect
Benefits for the Employees include:
- Information about Unemployment Insurance
- Information about career counseling and job training
- Information provided on the labor market, health benefits, pensions, and financial planning
- Job search assistance
- Help with resume writing and interviewing skills
The Rapid Response Packet for laid-off workers contains information on employment services, Unemployment Insurance, healthcare, and other programs and services offered through the state and partner agencies.
Rapid Response Resource Packet for Laid-Off Workers
Rapid Response Packet - Español
For more information on obtaining Rapid Response services, call (775) 684-0362 or email: rapidresponse@detr.nv.gov
Social Media and Additional Resources
DETR and JobConnect operate various social media accounts which share valuable resources for both businesses and job seekers. Follow them for updates:
- LinkedIn @Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation
- Facebook @DETRNV
- Twitter @DETRNevada
- Nevada JobConnect LinkedIn
- Northern JobConnect Facebook
- Northern JobConnect Twitter
- Southern JobConnect Facebook
- Southern JobConnect Twitter
The Nevada Department of Business & Industry has an exhaustive list of resources in their Business Resource Center linked here.
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