State of Nevada Employee Reviews about "time"

Pros

Plenty of vacation time and sick leave

Cons

Trying to find good quality candidates is nearly impossible due to the low pay (compared to cities, counties, and private sector), furloughs, mediocre health insurance, way understaffed, masks masks masks, huge chunk of paycheck goes to PERS, and upper management doesn’t seem to care or be concerned with the downhill direction we’re headed in.

Pros

Job security if you don't mind being treated like a mindless robot.

Cons

Most employees here are just milking time till retirement. Most everyone, even management, does the bare minimum. It is soul sucking, but if you have no hope, desire, or pride, then this place may be for you.

Pros

great hours and easy to get time off

Cons

lazy supervisors who dont help their staff

Pros

Great hours, lots of vacation time

Cons

Terrible benefits and bad pay

Pros

40 hours and full time

Cons

Monotonous but can be exciting

Pros

basically self managed. pension automatically deducted from payroll. vac\sick days. time off guaranteed without issues

Cons

The pay is okay for the work; but, would love to have a raise. Union available. Insurance sucks

Pros

8-5 job with no weekends. Relatively good job security.

Cons

Employee moraleEmployee moraleEmployee morale is at an all time low. The legislature is more than willing to sacrifice state employees as a scapegoat in the budgeting process. Pay and benefits are getting worse and worse, with no hope of improving any time in the foreseeable future (if ever). Expect medical and retirment benefits to continue to get worse. Lots of middle managers, the majority of whom seems to be promoted from low level admin and techician positions with no real training or leadership qualifications. Incompetent HR. Bureaucratic. Lack of vision or focused goals. Poor quality control. Lots of outsourcing in IT.

Pros

Benefits are decent and the time off is better than most. The people you work with on average are good people who want to do their jobs.

Cons

Most of the state is decent. Welfare was one of the worst jobs I have ever had. One of the supervisors stole the Christmas party fund to buy heroin and the office supervisor told me inappropriate stories while working out. It was an extremely uncomfortable situation.

Pros

Work hours are 8 to 5 with an hour lunch. All cases are processed same day which means there is no work left over for the next day. Most clients are fairly nice and almost everyone is a joy to work with. Safe work environment. Time off policy is excellent. You gain 4 hours of sick and another 4 for annual each paycheck. It's easy to take time off.

Cons

The job takes time to catch on to. There's a lot of information to learn and you can feel like you are not an asset or you may feel like you aren't catching on as quickly as you should. After a year you start to feel better about your position. The pay is not great for the amount of time and skill it takes to do the job. The retirement plan is great but they take 14.5 percent of your check for the first 5 years which takes some adjustments financially. It takes a toll on your finances. They take almost 200 out of each check. But it will be worth it at retirement.