Employment | Workforce

The Sioux Falls Rotary Club put together a panel of advocates to bring awareness to disability in the workplace, and to educate people on how simple accommodations can make all the difference.

The Department of Energy’s Solar Energy Technologies Office awarded $1.5 million to a nonprofit on the Pine Ridge Reservation.

Gov. Kristi Noem launches a workforce recruitment campaign to encourage people to come live and work in South Dakota.

Thunder Valley, a Lakota empowerment organization, has raised one-hundred-thousand dollars for its next workforce development group. That money will provide education, mentorship, and leadership opportunities for those in the program.

Four South Dakota organizations will receive $35,000 each to develop apprenticeship programs for high school students.

A bill that provides $200 million for workforce housing infrastructure is designed to give municipalities and developers the flexibility to pitch projects aimed at their local workforce needs.

The CEO of an engineering company says improving the visa process for highly skilled foreign workers could help address South Dakota's worker shortage.

South Dakota has the second highest labor force participation rate in the country but still has a major gap between the number of open jobs and people looking for work.

The CEO of a farmer-owned pork processing company told the Sioux Falls Downtown Rotary that the city is the perfect location for its second plant. Scott…

South Dakota's unemployment rate is below 3 percent. But employers still need workers.?There are almost 40,000 advertised job openings in the state, and…