DETR says all unemployment and Pandemic Unemployment Assistance claimants who still have weeks of eligibility will see supplements soon.
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DETR paints itself as overburdened but adapting to ‘beyond a tsunami’ of claims
By ThisIsRenoBy ThisIsRenoGains in addressing the backlog of unemployment claims may be hard to notice in an overburdened DETR.
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El sector de la logística se ha recuperado de la pérdida de puestos de trabajo por la pandemia más rápidamente que cualquier otra rama de la economía en la región.
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The logistics sector has been bouncing back from pandemic job losses more quickly than any other part of the region’s economy.
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Nevada’s unemployment system and laid-off workers suing over delayed or erroneously denied claims asked a Reno judge Friday to delay their case to allow the parties to enter into mediation.
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Gov. Sisolak signs unemployment insurance legislation to solve “unacceptable” delay in DETR payout
Gov. Steve Sisolak yesterday afternoon signed a bill related to unemployment insurance passed during the 32nd Legislative Special Session.
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Nevada lawmakers passed a bill on Wednesday to expand eligibility for unemployment benefits to workers who decide returning to their jobs amid the coronavirus pandemic is too risky.
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Nevada workers who have historically been ineligible for unemployment benefits can apply for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance starting May 16.
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Nevada’s DETR saw its highest amount of unemployment claims for six weeks running, and the system is still struggling to meet demand.
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The Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation this week released some of the first detailed information about the effects of the shutdown on workers in Washoe County.
