South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation

South Dakota’s GDP, population, and labor force participation rate have all risen, but the agriculture sector saw decreases even before tariffs impacted soybean sales.

Gov. Larry Rhoden finalized the 30 people tasked to fix what many deem a broken rehabilitation system at the state’s Department of Corrections.

Several Sioux Falls state agency offices are moving to a new centralized location.

The Department of Labor and Regulation extends the deadline for Cheyenne River Sioux tribal members to apply for federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance.

State projections to 2032 for occupational employment show an expected growth in many job areas.

The event is geared towards justice-involved individuals but is open to all seeking a new job, fresh start, or opportunity to showcase skills.

The state Department of Labor and Regulations offers a reemployment assistance program for those who have lost work through no fault of their own.

The South Dakota Supreme Court reversed another case where the state Department of Labor ordered someone to repay pandemic unemployment assistance they received.

The level of assets held in South Dakota trusts is jumping significantly. Last year, state officials reported a slight dip in trust assets—the first since the housing crisis in 2008. That value has since recovered.

The South Dakota Supreme Court rules against the Department of Labor in a case regarding COVID-19 relief funds.