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South Dakota Overtime: What you need to know

South Dakota has no overtime law of its own. Consequently, all overtime questions are governed by federal law.
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Every employer with at least one employee who is covered by the federal Fair Labor Standards Act must post a notice outlining the federal overtime requirements. This notice is available from:
Denver Colorado District Office
U.S. Department of Labor
Wage and Hour Division
1999 Broadway, Suite 2445
Denver, CO 80202-5712
720-264-3250
866-487-9243

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