South Dakota Codified Laws
Chapter 08 - Compensation Of Officers And Employees
Section 3-8-13 - Longevity pay for state employees.

3-8-13. Longevity pay for state employees.
Any state employee who is employed in a position that is eligible for longevity pay and has at least seven years of employment with the State of South Dakota is entitled to longevity compensation. The longevity compensation for years of employment seven to ten, inclusive, is one hundred dollars. The longevity compensation for years of employment eleven to fourteen, inclusive, is equal to ten dollars per year of employment until the fifteenth year of service at which time the longevity pay shall be equal to fifteen dollars per year of service. Longevity pay shall increase at five dollar increments thereafter for each additional five years of employment. The longevity compensation may not be affected by any other compensation and classification plan except that the longevity compensation shall be distributed in the same manner and form as prescribed in §3-8-6. Longevity compensation is payable annually in one lump sum. Any employee due any portion of the employee's longevity payment upon retirement and meeting the definition of a participant as set out in subdivision 3-13A-2(8) shall have any such lump-sum payment transmitted to the fund pursuant to the provisions of §3-13A-5. The commissioner of the Bureau of Human Resources shall promulgate rules pursuant to chapter 1-26 to determine the state employee position categories that are eligible for longevity pay, the criteria for payment for prior years of service, the date for payment, and the type of service that may be used to calculate longevity. The only employees of the Board of Regents eligible for longevity pay are those nonfaculty permanent full-time employees who are customarily employed for twenty hours or more a week at least six months a year.
Any agent, patrolman, or employee of the Division of Highway Patrol of the Department of Public Safety may elect to receive longevity pay under this section or under §32-2-10, but may not receive longevity pay under both provisions at the same time.

Source: SL 1990, ch 32, §1; SL 1991, ch 34; SL 1995, ch 16; SL 2003, ch 272 (Ex. Ord. 03-1), §21; SL 2004, ch 43, §27; SL 2012, ch 23, §94.

Structure South Dakota Codified Laws

South Dakota Codified Laws

Title 3 - Public Officers and Employees

Chapter 08 - Compensation Of Officers And Employees

Section 3-8-1 - Constitutional officers to devote full time to office--Compensation limited to salaries--Businesses engaged in prior to taking office.

Section 3-8-1.13 - Compensation defined.

Section 3-8-2 - Annual appropriation for salaries of constitutional officers.

Section 3-8-2.1 - Adjustment of salaries of constitutional officers and judges.

Section 3-8-2.2 - Additional adjustment of the salaries of the secretary of state, the state auditor, the state treasurer, the commissioner of school and public lands, the Governor, and the attorney general.

Section 3-8-2.3 - Additional adjustment of the salaries of justices and circuit judges.

Section 3-8-3 - Salaried state officer retaining money received as theft.

Section 3-8-4 - Dual salaries prohibited.

Section 3-8-4.1 - Salary or per diem prohibited for service by state employee on board, commission, committee, or council--Reimbursement of expenses.

Section 3-8-4.2 - Compensation permitted for other state employment--During off duty hours--During state active duty.

Section 3-8-4.3 - Compensation permitted for other state employment during unpaid leave of absence.

Section 3-8-6 - Time of payment of compensation and expenses of state officers and employees.

Section 3-8-6.2 - Central payroll system administered by Bureau of Finance and Management--Rules and regulations.

Section 3-8-8 - Accrued compensation payable to spouse and children of deceased employee if estate exempt from creditors' claims.

Section 3-8-9 - Information required for payment to spouse or children of deceased employee.

Section 3-8-10 - Probate proceedings not required for payment to spouse or children of deceased employee--Discharge of liability.

Section 3-8-11 - Cancellation and replacement of warrant payable to deceased employee.

Section 3-8-12 - Salary increase of full-time elected official who may vote on own salary delayed.

Section 3-8-13 - Longevity pay for state employees.

Section 3-8-14 - Salary differences for certain National Guard and reserve members to be paid by state.