South Dakota § 3-12C-111 - Terminated defined--Exceptions.
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§ 3-12C-111. Terminated defined--Exceptions.
For purposes of this chapter, "terminated" means a complete severance of employment from public service of any member by resignation or discharge and involves the following termination proceedings routinely followed by the member's participating unit:
(a) Payment to the member for unused vacation leave;
(b) Payment to the member for unused sick leave;
(c) Payment to the member for severance of an employment contract;
(d) Severance of employer-provided health insurance coverage;
(e) Severance of employer-provided life insurance coverage; or
(f) Severance of any other employer-provided perquisite of employment granted by the member's participating unit to an active employee.
The term does not mean a leave of absence, layoff, vacation leave, sick leave, or jury duty.
Source: SL 2019, ch 22, § 7; SL 2025, ch 27, § 11.
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