Nevada Labor and Employment FAQs
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How Do I Know I Am Eligible?
A: You will receive a monetary determination within 7 days after you file your initial claim. This will tell you the monetary amount of your claim (weekly and maximum … More -
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What Will My Benefit Amount Be?
A: Your weekly unemployment benefit amount in Nevada can be as low as $16 and as high as $301.00. The amount of your benefits depends on the earnings used to compute … More -
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When Will I Get My Check?
A: If there are no problems with your claim, your first check will come approximately10 working days from the date of filing your initial claim. To receive continued … More -
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How Do I File For Continued Benefits?
A: To certify a week of unemployment and request a weekly, continued benefit check, you can call the automated response system called QuickClaim. QuickClaim is filed by … More -
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Can I Work Part Time And Still Receive Benefits?
A: You are considered unemployed in any calendar week during which you performed no work and earned no wages or worked less than fulltime and were paid less than … More -
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What If I Am Overpaid?
A: Occasionally, benefits are improperly paid. Overpayments may occur for a variety of reasons which may include, but are not limited to: claimant error, appeal … More -
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What Can I Do If I Am Denied Benefits?
A: If you have been denied benefits, a factfinding interview is conducted to determine whether or not benefits may be paid under Nevada law. The interview is … More -
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What Will Occur After I File An Appeal?
A: The Appeals Tribunal will send you a Notice of Hearing at least seven days before the hearing. You may be represented at the hearing by anyone of your choice, such as … More -
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Are There Restrictions On The Hours That A Minor May Work?
A: No child under the age of 16 years may be work at any occupation, other than domestic service, employment as a performer in the production of a motion picture or work … More -
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Is An Employment Certificate Required To Hire A Minor?
A: The only certificates issued are those for minors under age 14 with written permission of district judge. More -
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Are Any Occupations Prohibited For Minors?
A: For detailed information on restricted occupations, click on the following link: Employment of Minors More