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The South Dakota Supreme Court rules against the Department of Labor in a case regarding COVID-19 relief funds.
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The state Department of Labor is celebrating National Mentoring Month with a program aiming to connect more workers with quality mentors.
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Starting Jan. 1, South Dakota's minimum wage will increase from $10.80 an hour to $11.20 an hour.
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With populations in larger cities increasing across the state, Sioux Falls breaks ground on a public “One Stop.” The new service building will be located at Dawley Farm and construction is already underway.
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The South Dakota Department of Labor is denying requests to know when the Banking Division last examined a trust company accused of money laundering. Earlier this year, The Kingdom Trust was fined $1.5 million for failing to report suspicious transactions.
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Labor Day recognizes workers across the U.S. We speak with the Department of Labor about re-committing to workplace safety in honor of the holiday.
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The South Dakota Supreme Court has ordered a lower court to reconsider a woman’s appeal over a pandemic benefit dispute.
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The state of South Dakota has established a new tech school tuition assistance program for high-demand careers. From CDLs to EMTs and everything in between, the program aims to open more doors for education opportunities.
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Gov. Kristi Noem launches a workforce recruitment campaign to encourage people to come live and work in South Dakota.
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More and more teenagers are working during the summertime as employers' demand for employees continues to rise.