While the economy has caused many industries to suffer, the State of Nevada has seen some benefit from the recession, as it seems to have stabilized Nevada government jobs.
As of the fiscal year that ended June 30, the percentage of employees within state agencies either leaving or changing their jobs came in at 17 percent, […]

The current economy, coupled with the intentional lax on government and company spending, is continuing to affect Las Vegas jobs, particularly those in the hospitality industry.
Politicians from Nevada recently found out, via The Wall Street Journal, that e-mails from the FBI and Department of Agriculture have been encouraging conference locations to take place in areas […]

Actions by city officials and a stringent budget are helping to preserve Reno government jobs.
The Reno City Council recently announced that the severe budget scenario adopted and enacted in February is working to keep the city financially stable. However, it is estimated that the budget deficit for fiscal year 2009-2010 will be an additional $20 […]

The US Census Bureau is helping to create many Nevada government jobs.
The Bureau has been hiring local residents in nearly every corner of the country to help complete the upcoming 2010 Census. So far, 1,500 workers were hired for the first phase of the Census, with 54 of those in Carson City. About 11,000 people […]

Reno government jobs could be cut as staff reductions at the city’s Community Development Department are expected to affect planning, building and code enforcement employees.
The City of Reno recently reduced the hours at the front counter of its Permit Place to 9 to 12 p.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. or by appointment. The most […]

Some Nevada government jobs could be in question.
The State of Nevada is hoping to cut $73 million from its budget in a effort to make it through the current recession, according to an article by KRNV. The state currently has a plan to consolidate its government, avoid salary increases and downsize the state’s workforce, meaning […]

People with Reno government jobs may not be making enough money.
Johnson & Associates, of Sacramento, Calif., recently completed a study stating wages paid by the City of Reno are below market salary levels for about 80 different job categories, and the study encourages increasing the pay ranges of 735 city employees.
The study found 83 jobs […]