South Dakota Municipalities - March 2015

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Workforce Training Services The Department of Labor and Regulation (DLR) provides a variety of workforce training services for both youth and adult job seekers. “The workforce training program is an important element in developing and growing South Dakota’s workforce,” said state Labor and Regulation Secretary Marcia Hultman. “Proper training leads to better jobs, which helps our state’s workforce and economy.” DLR workforce experts can help job seekers by offering career exploration, on-the-job training and tuition assistance. This opens up opportunities for career advancement and improved quality of life. The workforce training program also helps individuals improve their basic math and reading skills through preparation for GED® testing and the National Career Readiness Certificate. “We strive to help both youth and adults with career planning and guidance, and to understand the expectations of employers,” said Secretary Hultman. In the last program year, more than 300 individuals used the workforce training program to help cover class tuition for accounting, bio-medical, diesel technology, financial services, surgical technician and many other occupations. A list of local office locations and contact information can be found at www.sdjobs.org/localoffices.

SD Airports Conference March 18-19, 2015 Holiday Inn City Centre, Sioux Falls The SD Airports Conference will include a wide variety of topics that will appeal to both airport sponsors and engineers. Presentations to include: Wetland Mitigation, LIDAR Mapping & Stringless Paving, NextGen 101, Right of Way Procedures & Policies, Green Concrete Sawing and AOPA. $85 registration fee. Questions? Call 605-773-4430 or email Jennifer at Jennifer.boehm@state.sd.us.

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