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Code · South Dakota · Title 62 · Chapter 62-4

62-4-54. Determining usual and customary line of employment.

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Usual and customary line of employment is to be determined by evaluation of the following factors:
(1)The skills or abilities of the person;
(2)The length of time the person spent in the type of work engaged in at the time of the injury;
(3)The proportion of time the person has spent in the type of work engaged in at the time of injury when compared to the employee's entire working career; and
(4)The duties and responsibilities of the person at the workplace. It is not limited by the position held at the time of the injury.
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