Nevada § 284.4084 Required notifications by appointing authority upon receipt of complaint regarding sex- or gender-based harassment or discrimination

Nevada Statutes

§ 284.4084 — Required notifications by appointing authority upon receipt of complaint regarding sex- or gender-based harassment or discrimination

Nevada § 284.4084

Title 23PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES

Ch. 284State

SEX- OR GENDER-BASED HARASSMENT OR DISCRIMINATION

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 284.4084 (2026).

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Upon receipt of a complaint filed by an employee alleging he or she is being harassed or discriminated against based on his or her sex or gender or has witnessed an employee being harassed or discriminated against based on his or her sex or gender, an appointing authority shall promptly notify the Sex- or Gender-Based Harassment and Discrimination Investigation Unit created by NRS 284.4086 and:

1.A person designated by the appointing authority to handle issues relating to sex- or gender-based harassment and discrimination; or

2.The deputy attorney general or other counsel designated to act as an attorney for the agency.

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Upon receipt of a complaint filed by an employee alleging he or she is being harassed or discriminated against based on his or her sex or gender or has witnessed an employee being harassed or discriminated against based on his or her sex or gender, an appointing authority shall promptly notify the Sex- or Gender-Based Harassment and Discrimination Investigation Unit created by NRS 284.4086 and:
1. A person designated by the appointing authority to handle issues relating to sex- or gender-based harassment and discrimination; or
2. The deputy attorney general or other counsel designated to act as an attorney for the agency.