Nevada Revised Statutes Title 18. State Executive Department § 223.085. Employment of appropriate staff; classification; salaries and benefits; rules and policies; Chief Information Officer of the State; Chief Innovation Officer of the State

(a) Executive staff;

(b) Administrative and clerical staff;

(c) Outreach and communications staff;

(d) Research and analytical staff; and

(e) Any other persons the Governor determines are necessary to effectively fulfill the duties, responsibilities and obligations of the Office of the Governor.

(a) Determine the salaries and benefits of the persons employed pursuant to subsection 1, within limits of money available for that purpose; and

(b) Adopt such rules and policies as he or she deems appropriate to establish the duties and employment rights of the persons employed pursuant to subsection 1.

(a) Information technology leadership and accountability;

(b) Strategic planning for information technology;

(c) Information technology workforce for the State;

(d) Budgeting and planning for information technology for the State;

(e) Data storage and integrity;

(f) Investment management for information technology;

(g) Information technology security, cyber security and privacy; and

(h) Any other duties or responsibilities prescribed by statute or regulation.

(a) Providing overall leadership and guidance relating to employee acquisition, career development, succession planning, retention, professional development and training, leadership development, compensation and benefits;

(b) Developing human resource plans and strategies prospectively by at least 10 years;

(c) Reviewing and monitoring the efficiency of the State Government and providing recommendations on how to reduce costs, improve the delivery of services and ensure the cost-effectiveness of all state governmental programs;

(d) Evaluating, overseeing and administering the competitiveness, appropriateness and effectiveness of the wages, salaries, benefits and work environment of public employees;

(e) Evaluating, overseeing and administering the training and readiness programs for public employees; and

(f) Developing comprehensive and strategic recruitment and retention plans to meet the human resource needs of the State.