LABOR RELATIONS
Contact Information
Labor Relations (LRU)
100 N. Stewart St. Suite 200
Carson City, NV 89701
(775) 684-0108
(775) 684-0124 (fax)
LaborRelations@admin.nv.gov
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday 7:30 am to 4:30 pm
Reference Information
Guidance information
Guidance information
attached below gives Departments and Employees additional information regarding
Collective Bargaining contract language or processes. If you need additional information or
clarification, please feel free to contact the Labor Relations Unit.
Union Information & Collective Bargaining Agreements
As of January 2021, the
following collective bargaining units have exclusive representation:
*NEW* Collective Bargaining Agreements are linked
Unit A, E, F, I - AFSCME - **UPDATED**
- DHHS Shift Bid Procedure Memo - **NEW**
- AFSCME Stewards List - **NEW**
- AFSCME Shift Differential Pay Memo - **NEW**
Unit G - NPU - **NEW**
Unit H - NSLEOA
Unit K - BBFA
Union Links
Labor Relations Unit (LRU)
The Labor Relations Unit is responsible for providing expert consultation to employees, employee representatives, agency representatives and agency management in the area of collective bargaining and contract application.
The goal of the Labor Relations Unit is to promote the development and growth of collaborative labor-management relationships and to provide accurate and comprehensive guidance that will empower agency management to make informed decisions as labor challenges arise.
The LRU provides expert advice, technical guidance, training, and policy support to the agencies concerning labor-management and labor relations matters arising within the collective bargaining units.
The primary objective of the LRU is to maintain a positive labor-management relationship, and to successfully negotiate labor agreements while applying an appropriate interpretation of the agreements
Collective Bargaining Units (CBU)
State of Nevada job titles have been broken into 11 separate collective bargaining units (CBU). A bargaining unit is composed of positions/titles of similar interests and are recognized by both the State and a Union who has been designated as an exclusive representative to negotiate matters involving employment issues. These units are fluid and may change during the collective bargaining process. If you have questions about a certain job title or CBU, please contact the DHRM LRUTeam.
Bargaining Unit, A
Labor,
maintenance, custodial and institutional employees, including, without
limitation, employees of penal and correctional institutions who are not
responsible for security at those institutions.
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Bargaining Unit, B
Administrative
and clerical employees, including, without limitation, employees whose work
involves general office work, or keeping or examining records and accounts.
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Bargaining Unit, C
Technical aides
to professional employees, including without limitation, computer
programmers, tax examiners, conservation employees and regulatory inspectors.
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Bargaining Unit, D
Professional
employees who do not provide health care, including without limitation,
engineers, scientists, and accountants.
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Bargaining Unit, E
Professional
employees who provide health care, including without limitation, physical
therapists and other employees in medical and other professions related to
health.
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Bargaining Unit, F
Employees, other
than professional employees, who provide health care and personal care,
including, without limitation, employees who provide care for children.
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Bargaining Unit, G
Category I peace officers
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Bargaining Unit, H
Category II peace officers
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Bargaining Unit, I
Category III peace officers
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Bargaining Unit, J
Supervisory employees from all occupational groups
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Bargaining Unit, K
Firefighters
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Units ineligible for
Collective Bargaining
Managerial & Confidential
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