COVID-19 Information
- NGCDD-Emergency-PreparednessToolkit
- DO INDIVIDUALS WHO RECEIVE SSI OR SSDI HAVE TO FILE TAXES TO GET REBATE CHECKS?
- Provisions of Importance to People with Disabilities Contained in the Coronavirus, Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act
- NV CAN Rapid Response Plan and Letter from Dena Schmidt to Nevada Aging Network on Statewide COVID-19 Response
- How people who do not file tax returns will get their stimulus rebate payments
- 3 Steps To Building Effective Teams While On Lockdown
- DETR Announces CARES Act Implementation in NV
- COVID-19-Assistance-and-Resource-Guide
- Declaration-of-Emergency-Directive-006-re-OML.3-21-20
- UI-Provisions-in-CARES-Act-3-31-20
- COVID-19-BH-Resource
- Parent/Caregiver Guide to Helping Families Cope With the Coronavirus Disease
- Manage-COVID19-Anxiety
- Press-Release-Welfare-Benefit-Extension
- Social Security Legislative Bulletin
- CARES-Act-and-Disability-Priorities
- GOOD NEWS FOR SSI AND SSDI RECIPIENTS!
- cares-act-and-the-disability-community.
- COVID-19 Legislative Response
- DETR announces call center vendor, reiterates new method for online filing system
- State Cautions Claimants About Sharing Information with Non-Sanctioned Sources
- State of Nevada Unemployment Insurance Claims
- Today at 1PM: State Unemployment Site Down Temporarily to Improve System Performance and Access
- State Cautions Claimants About Sharing Information with Non-Sanctioned Sources
- Supplemental Security Income recipients will receive automatic Economic Impact Payments; step follows work between Treasury, IRS, Social Security Administration
- Centers for Independent Living: COVID-19 Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act of 2020 (CARES Act) Funding
- State Unemployment Website Update on 18th of April Successful; New Password Feature Offers Claimants Updated Option to Reset Online Password
- March Employment and Unemployment Data Shows Early Effect of COVID-19 Closures in Nevada
- March Employment and Unemployment Data Shows Early Effect of COVID-19 Closures in Nevada
- Initial Claims Decline to 39,145; Continued Claims Above 230,000
- State of Nevada Unemployment Insurance Claims
- DeVos declines to seek waivers to 'core tenets' of disability laws during crisis
- Silver State Health Insurance Exchange bulletin regarding income in response to COVID-19 and the stimulus package
- State of Nevada UI Weekly Filing Report 4-25-2020
- Initial Claims Total 42,541; Continued Claims Rise to 274,850 State Extended Benefits Triggered
- Filing Statistics for Week Ending 5/2/2020
- Initial Claims Total 28,550 for Week Ending 5/2; Continued Claims Above 300,000
- State Launches Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation to Unemployment Insurance Website Extending Benefits
- PUA Fact sheet
- PUA FAQ
- DETR PUA
- Initial Claims Decline for Second Straight Week; Continued Claims Rise to 324,000
- Filing Statistics for Week Ending 5/9/2020
- RECOMMENDED WAIVER AUTHORITY UNDER SECTION 3511(d)(4) OF DIVISION A OF THE CORONAVIRUS AID, RELIEF, AND ECONOMIC SECURITY ACT (“CARES ACT”)
- PUA-Call-Center-Site-Down-5.22.20
- May-16-Weekly-UI-Claims-Press-Release
- State-of-Nevada-UI-Weekly-Filing-Report-5-16-2020
- NEVADA LABOR MARKET OVERVIEW April 2020
- April-Statewide-Release-Pack
- PUA Weekly Filing System Delayed Launch on EmployNV
- PUA Weekly Filing Available on EmployNV
- SUB-STATE PRESS RELEASE
- NEVADA SUB-STATE LABOR MARKET OVERVIEW
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