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Moving Sioux Falls Forward: Midco
From its impressive record of reliability to the upcoming launch of mobile service, there’s a lot happening at Midco. Here’s a closer look.
Annual WIN in Workforce Summit draws hundreds to sold-out event
An annual event around workforce development moved to a new venue this year and attracted a sold-out crowd.
Experience the thrill of building communities with Maguire field construction foreman Taylor Golden
It’s work that “changes the skyline for the community and gives them a new landmark. Not many jobs can say that.” Take a look at life on the job for this construction foreman.
S.D. workforce report projects in-demand jobs, finds wages are up
Jobs in South Dakota are expected to grow notably faster than the rest of the nation in the next seven years, with multiple sectors projecting double-digit percentage increases.
Local utilities celebrate Careers in Energy Week
During this Careers in Energy Week, consider these top three reasons to work in the industry.
Moving Sioux Falls Forward: Maguire
From a new headquarters campus in Sioux Falls, a family business helps brings clean, safe drinking water to communities nationwide.
Unleash the leader in you with strategies at upcoming WIN in Workforce Summit
“The leader you are meant to be is already inside you, waiting to be unleashed.” She’ll explain how at the upcoming WIN in Workforce Summit.
From navigating change to workforce strategies, Avera leaders to share insights at upcoming WIN Summit
“People feel like they belong at Avera. As they care about our patients, co-workers care about each other.”
Local unemployment rate climbs to 2.2 percent
The unemployment rate for the Sioux Falls metro area jumped to 2.2 percent in August.
Find strategies for filling talent pipeline at upcoming workforce summit
“You have to be super-nimble, decisive and go as fast as you can to win the best talent.” Get ready for lots of best practices at this upcoming workforce summit.
Workforce summit to highlight evolving role of managers
“Managers are the most overloaded, under-trained layer in most companies.” How do you address it in yours? The upcoming WIN in Workforce Summit will help.
Low unemployment masks tough S.D. market for some job seekers
“I did not think it would be this hard with my resume to get a decent job in a city that has a million ‘we are hiring’ signs everywhere.” Despite low unemployment, job seekers are sharing frustration.
Family-first culture is reflected in MarketBeat’s generous parental leave policy
“I felt valued as a mom and as a professional, not one more than the other.” This is what supporting families in life’s changing seasons looks like.
Forward Sioux Falls launches next 5-year campaign
The next five-year Forward Sioux Falls campaign has some big goals: $18 million, thousands of new jobs and the beginning of a another development park.
Local unemployment rate dips to 1.7 percent
Dipping back to 1.7 percent, the unemployment rate for July in the Sioux Falls metro area continues to be the lowest in the country.
Annual WIN in Workforce Summit to help navigate new workplace reality
Turn stress into a competitive advantage? You’ll leave knowing how to do that and more at the popular annual WIN in Workforce Summit.
Local unemployment rate rises slightly, remains lowest in U.S.
Even with a slight rise in the unemployment rate in the Sioux Falls metro area, it was still the lowest in the country in June.
Local unemployment rate dips to 1.7 percent; Job Service to host hiring events
The unemployment rate in the Sioux Falls metro area dipped to 1.7 percent in May from 1.8 percent in April.
The butterfly effect: How one recruiter’s work shapes city of Sioux Falls
“I’m privileged to be able to serve this team.” Meet the Sioux Falls native and USD grad helping public safety teams in the city set recruitment records.
Helping hands build pathways for South Dakota teachers
It’s a commitment — but the path to a teaching career might be shorter and more affordable than you think.
