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08 Broadcaster Press May 1, 2012 www.broadcasteronline.com Unemployment rate remains stable in S.D. South Dakota’s March 2012 preliminary seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 4.3 percent, almost half the national unemployment rate of 8.2 percent. The South Dakota seasonally adjusted unemployment rate has remained relatively stable during the first quarter of 2012. However, over-theyear labor force employment levels continue to increase. “The number of employed in the seasonally adjusted labor force increased by 5,200 people over the year,” said State Labor and Regulation Secretary Pam Roberts. “This over-the-year growth trend has continued since June 2010, reflecting continued job recovery for South Dakota.” Over the year, the total South Dakota seasonally adjusted nonfarm worker level increased by 1,300 workers. The largest number of jobs were added within the trade, transportation and utilities; professional and business services; and educational and health services industry sectors. More detail about the statewide March labor force and nonfarm data is available on the Labor Market Information Center’s “What’s New” webpage at http://dlr.sd.gov/lmic/what s_new.aspx. An overview of the substate labor market will be released April 27 in the eLabor Bulletin at http://www.sdjobs.org/ REDI Fund interest rate slashed The 3-percent interest rate on new loans from South Dakota’s Revolving Economic Development & Initiative (REDI) Fund will drop to 2 percent, effective immediately, Gov. Dennis Daugaard announced Monday. The Board of Economic Development, which oversees the REDI Fund, made the decision. “With market conditions in today’s economy constantly changing, periodically reviewing the rates and terms of our loan programs is essential to business development and growth,” Daugaard said. “I’m pleased by the board’s decision, and optimistic that this change in the finance charge will help stimulate South Dakota’s economy.” For more information on the REDI Fund program, or any other financing program in the Governor’s Office of Economic Development, visit www.sdreadytowork.com/fi nance. 1400 Services PREGNANT AND AFRAID? C a l l Birthright 665-5580 (Yankton); 258-3436 (Sioux City); 3348 4 1 1 (Sioux Falls); 1-800-550-4900 ( t o l l free). Drivers 1335 1315 HARVEST HELP needed. New John Deere combines and newer trucks. CDL is required. Call 308-991-5100 (MCN) 1320 Education Adult High School diploma at home fast, no age limit, state registered, nationally accredited, college admission guaranteed. FREE BROCHURE. 305-940-4214. nani Other Employment 1335 Carpenter/Maintenance person needed. Full-time to include light carpentry, cement work, shingling, painting and snow removal. Benefit package includes paid vacation, holidays, retirement program & health insurance. Larry’s Rentals. (605)661-0987. Classifieds Work 624-4429 Fireplace/Appliance Sales Please Recycle When Done Reading! Full time salary/commissioned sales. Knowledgeable in both but will train. Paid vacation, holiday, health insurance & retirement plan. Other Employment 1335 USD Sorority is looking to fill a cook position. Person would be responsible for cooking meals for approximately 45 students a day. Would also be responsible for menu planning, ordering food and supplies and maintaining records and budget. Interested persons should send resume to Corporation Board - 2912 Lakeview Dr. #8, Yankton, SD 57078. Other Employment WORK ON JET ENGINES Train for hands on Aviation Maintenance Career. FAA approved program. Financial aid if qualified - Housing available CALL Aviation Institute of Maintenance 866-231-7177. www.broadcasteronline.com Turner PLUMBING has these positions available. 1-Journeyman Plumber • 1-Apprentice Plumber Journeyman to primarily provide residential service work as well as some commercial. Apprentice needs to be eager to learn all aspects of plumbing. Will train, if willing to work hard. Apply in person. Apply at Turner Plumbing 605-624-3741 HEATING & COOLING 920 Broadway Yankton, SD CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at the Gavins Point Project, just upstream of Yankton, SD on the Missouri River, is seeking applicants for a full time Environmental Protection Specialist, GS5/7, target level GS-9. The successful candidate will have both environmental and safety duties. Applications will be accepted on www.USAJOBS.gov from April 24-May 7. For more information, call 402-667-2555. SOCIAL SERVICES In this rewarding role, you will assist in matters of resident advocacy, protection and promotion of resident rights. Assessments, documentation, admission/discharge planning, therapeutic interventions, and review of resident and family grievances are some of the duties. Background in counseling or human services. Social Work degree preferred. Full-time. Prairie Estates Care Center 600 S. Franklin Elk Point, SD 57025-0486 Apply in person or fax letter/resume to: Jenne 605-356-2704 or call 605-356-2622 or email hrdept@lantisnet.com EOE Benefits include: major medical health Insurance and short term disability, paid life Insurance, paid holidays, paid vacation, paid profit sharing, 401(K) plan, 20 cent nightshift differential pay, great supervisors, a team culture and fun place to work! Apply in person at the WTC plant located on Hwy. 81 North in Yankton, SD. Physical exam & drug test required. EOE. WILSON TRAILER COMPANY Hwy. 81 N., Yankton, SD • An equal opportunity employer Prairie Estates Care Center 600 S. Franklin Elk Point, SD 57025-0486 Apply in person or fax letter/resume to: Jenne 605-356-2704 or call 605-356-2622 or email hrdept@lantisnet.com EOE Customer Care Representatives Needed For Inbound Calls “I have been commuting from Hartington, NE and working for First National since 1999. The monthly and quarterly incentives have definitely offset my costs for commuting! Everyone here is helpful and thoughtful and I have made many great friends through the years. The bank offers a great benefit package including health, dental and vision insurance along with an unbeatable 401K package.” Barb Becker “After retiring from the Air Force, I was looking for a new career. Since I traveled a lot in my past position, I enjoy having the opportunity to talk and help customers all over the United States. In just two years, I have been able to increase my job responsibilities which has provided me with even more variety in my work day. If you enjoy helping and meeting others, this is a great place to work.” Denver Dodge “The knowledgeable staff at First National are like nothing I have ever experienced before. Much like working with parents and students in my years as a school teacher, educating customers on financial solutions is a very rewarding experience. The opportunities are endless with incentive payouts, career advancements and a variety of work shifts to choose from.” Diana Hicks Now Hiring... Starting assembler pay is $14.21/hr. and starting welder pay is $15.50/hr. with 6 month scheduled increases. Dayshift is 6:00am to 3:30pm Monday-Friday and nightshift is 3:15 pm to 2:45 am Monday-Thursday. Part time all shifts Experience preferred. Will train. Join Our Winning Team! Wilson Trailer Company’s Yankton SD Plant WELDERS & ASSEMBLERS Providing care with western hospitality and a smile. “I came over to First National from another call center and I was amazed at the amount of growth First National is experiencing. This really gave me a sense of job security. As a working mother it is great to have an employer I can rely on for benefits and flexibility.” Amy Mulloy We offer: •Vacation •Holiday Pay •401K •Health, life, dental and vision insurance •Long term/short term disability insurance •Monthly incentive opportunities •Pay range $10-$12 per hour Apply •Variety of flexible shifts online today at www.firstnational.com Bloomfield, NE Yankton, SD 605-665-4181 We’re an equal opportunity employer
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