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Law Business Research is not responsible for any actions (or lack thereof) taken as a result of relying on or in any way using information contained in this report and in no event shall be liable for any damages resulting from reliance on or use of this information. Copyright 2006-2024 Law Business Research  \nExplore on Lexology   \nContents  \nEmployment: North America  \nSTATE SNAPSHOT  \nKey considerations Emerging issues Proposals for reform  \nEMPLOYMENT RELATIONSHIP  \nState-speciwc laMs Cisclassiwcation Aontracts  \nHIRING  \nvdBertising  \nkachground cHechs  \nWAGE AND HOUR  \nPay  \nRours and oBertime Wecord heeping  \nDISCRIMINATION, HARASSMENT AND FAMILY LEAVE  \n:Hat is tHe state laM in relation toO  \nPRIVACY IN THE WORKPLACE  \nPriBacy and monitoring kring your oMn deBice Gff-duty  \nIun rigHts  \nTRADE SECRETS AND RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS  \nNntellectual property WestrictiBe coBenants Uon-compete  \nLABOR RELATIONS  \nWigHt to Morh  \nFnions and layoffs  \nDISCIPLINE AND TERMINATION  \nState procedures  \nEmployment: North America 2024 Explore on Lexology   \nvt-Mill or notice &inal paycHechs  \nEmployment: North America 2024 Explore on Lexology   \nRETURN TO CONTENTS  \nContributors  \nUSA-Nevada  \n| Dora V. Lane | dlane.HollandHart?com |\n| --- | --- |\n|  |  |\n\nEmployment: North America 2024 Explore on Lexology   \nRETURN TO CONTENTS  \nSTATE SNAPSHOT  \nKey considerations  \n:HicH issues Mould you most HigHligHt to someone neM to your stateq  \n• Nevada has two different minimum wage rates: an hourly rate for employees who receive quali,ed health bene,ts from their employer’ and a higher hourly rate for employees who do not receive quali,ed employer-provided health bene,ts.  \n• Nevada$s minimum wage rates are set to increase by 70 .5J on each 1uly /’ until they reach 7//Dhour (with qualifying bene,ts) and 7/2Dhour (without qualifying bene,ts)’beginning 1uly /’ 2024.  \n• 9uring the 20/F and 202/ legislative sessions’ the Nevada Legislature passed A1R /0’ which proposes to amend the Nevada minimum wage constitutional provisions and eliminate the two-tier minimum wage system. A1R /0 was approved by voters in 2022. A1R /0$s passage eliminates the two-tier minimum wage system and establishes a 7/2Dhour minimum wage for all employers (regardless of whether they provide qualifying health bene,ts)’ beginning 1uly /’ 2024. A1R /0 also eliminates the annual CPI increase and provides for increases in the Nevada minimum wages corresponding to any increases in the federal minimum wage above 7/2Dhour. jinally’A1R /0 expressly allows the Nevada Legislature to establish a minimum wage greater than 7/2Dhour.  \n• Nevada prohibits employers from denying employment to an applicant based on a failed pre-employment mari3uana test’ unless certain exceptions apply. Nevada law also provides that if an employer requires an employee to submit to a screening test (for mari3uana or other drugsDcontrolled substances) within the initial “0 days of employment’ and the employee fails the test’ the employee has the right to submit to an additional screening test (at the employee$s expense) to rebut the results of the initial test. The employer is required to accept and give appropriate consideration to the results of the second test.  \n• Sub3ect to certain exceptions’ Nevada statutorily requires that private employers with J0 or more employees in Nevada provide mandatory paid time off to employees (including part-time employees) at ratesDallotments speci,ed in the statute. Other requirements for paid time off administration and protections apply.  \n• Nevada requires that employers provide a meal period of at least half an hour to employees working a continuous eight-hour period. Rest periods of at least /0 minutes are required for every four hours worked’ or a ma3or fraction of four hours (interpret","cbCaiksaOFqBObEb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiksaOFqBObEb","pdf",161670,23,"English","# State Snapshot\n## Key considerations\n# Employment Relationship\n## State-specific laws\n# Hiring\n## Background checks\n# Wage and Hour\n## Pay\n## Hours and overtime recordkeeping\n# Discrimination, Harassment and Family Leave\n## State law in relation to\n# Privacy in the Workplace\n## Privacy and monitoring\n## Off-duty device use and employee rights\n# Trade Secrets and Restrictive Covenants\n## Intellectual property\n## Restrictive covenants and non-compete\n# Labor Relations\n## Right to work\n## Unions and layoffs\n# Discipline and Termination\n## State procedures\n## Final pay and notice rules","[{\"question\":\"What are the key Nevada minimum wage requirements and how do they change in 2024?\",\"answer\":\"Nevada has two minimum wage rates depending on whether employees receive qualifying health benefits, with scheduled increases through July 1, 2024. A proposed constitutional amendment (A1R 10) approved by voters in 2022 eliminates the two-tier system effective July 1, 2024 and establishes a single minimum wage for all employers, while changing CPI-related increases.\"},{\"question\":\"How does Nevada handle overtime and overtime exemptions?\",\"answer\":\"Nevada requires overtime pay for non-exempt employees on both a daily and weekly basis. Nevada’s overtime exemptions differ from federal exemptions, and Nevada calculates daily overtime based on a rolling 24-hour period rather than a calendar day.\"},{\"question\":\"What workplace privacy and monitoring rules are covered for off-duty device use?\",\"answer\":\"The report includes a privacy and monitoring section addressing employee privacy expectations related to off-duty device use. It also covers related employee rights in the workplace context.\"}]","Lexology - Employment: North America - USA-Nevada - Employment Law Overview | PDF",1789960490,58]