Nevada, union reach tentative pact on collective bargaining March 9, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — Nevada and the largest union representing state employees said Tuesday they’ve reached agreement on a collective bargaining pact to be offered for ratification by rank-and-file workers. American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees and state officials announced the agreement would cover four of 11 employee bargaining units, including maintenance and custodial, professional and non-professional healthcare, and Category III peace officers and corrections officers. An earlier tentative agreement with the Nevada State Law Enforcement Officers Association covers criminal investigators and youth parole counselors. The AFSCME contract has economic and non-economic provisions that will be submitted as budget amendments to the state Legislature, state Administration Department Director Laura Freed and AFSCME Local 4041 President Harry Schiffman said in a news release.