Find a job in Las Vegas
Jobs, warehouse jobs, jobs hiring — whatever brought you here, the free help in Nevada runs through two public programs, not a job board.
What to do first
1. Register with Nevada JobConnect / EmployNV. It's free: job matching, resume
help, and career centers in Las Vegas and Henderson. If you're drawing unemployment, this is
also where the work-search activity you have to report usually gets done.
2. If you were laid off, not just between jobs, file for unemployment too.
The two aren't either/or. See the lost my job page for the DETR
claim and the appeal clock.
3. If your old employer is doing a mass layoff or closing, Nevada DETR tracks
those notices (WARN Act) — check the Nevada Layoff Tracker for the
actual filed notice. Nevada JobConnect staff can also tell you whether your layoff is one and
what that changes about your timeline.
4. Keep basic needs covered while you search. Food, rent and utility help
don't wait for a paycheck to resume — see food stamps and
Medicaid and rental assistance if money is tight.
Programs and help that apply
Nevada JobConnect / EmployNV — free job search help, resume
help, required work-search reporting for unemployment claimants.
Nevada DETR Unemployment Insurance — file a claim if you were
laid off, not just searching.
211 — if you need help with food, rent or utilities while you
look for work.
This desk hasn't yet pulled Nevada JobConnect's office addresses or hours into a tool. The
WARN notice list is live now — see the Nevada Layoff Tracker.