Unemployment Insurance

Unemployment insurance is a government insurance system established to protect workers by paying benefits during periods of involuntary unemployment (i.e. when a business lays off employees, downsizes staff or eliminates positions). Typically, unemployment is not available for staff members who quit or are terminated for conduct. Unemployment insurance is funded through payroll taxes paid by employers. The unemployment insurance process can be complex and represents a considerable risk to a business bottom line. Instead of facing this risk alone, Nevada employers can turn to an experienced provider of unemployment insurance administration. NAE has decades of experience with unemployment insurance administration and is the only third-party provider of these services in Nevada. When you choose to work with NAE, you gain an experienced partner that will support you through every stage of the unemployment insurance process.