Whether or not you call child care infrastructure, providing working parents with safe, nurturing, and affordable child care is vital to our economy. If parents…
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Governor Kristi Noem and other Republicans made it sound like the unemployed were just lazy layabouts living entirely off extravagant unemployment benefits and if we…
16 out of 32 responding South Dakota construction firms added workers over the last twelve months, according to a 2021 Workforce Survey from the Associated General…
Oglala Sioux Tribe Ambulance Service workers may be going on strike today to force the tribe to pay them what they are worth. Low pay…
The pork industry can’t afford to wait for workers to “Call me when you’re an American.” The National Pork Producers Council says that if we…
The South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation would like to remind you that if you need some training to move up or just back…
The coronavirus pandemic has delayed Dairy Queen’s Miracle Treat Day, the ice creamery’s fundraiser for Children’s Miracle Network, from July to October. The greatest Dairy…
The Corrections crunch isn’t unique to the state prison system. Even with those darned unemployment benefits cut back, better starting pay than the state prisons,…
States that ended pandemic unemployment benefits in June (which seems all the more foolish now in August as we watch coronavirus go fourth wave) saw…
The Noem Administration has made a big deal about terminating pandemic unemployment benefits early, on June 26, as a way to address South Dakota’s chronic…