The South Dakota Petition for Resignation and Consent is a legal document used to formally resign from a job and to receive a consent from the employer. It is generally used when an employee resigns from a job voluntarily, meaning that the employee does not wish to be terminated or laid off. The Petition for Resignation and Consent must include the employee’s name, address, and signature, and must be signed by both the employer and the employee. Once signed, the document must be filed with the South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation. The South Dakota Petition for Resignation and Consent can be broken down into two types: the Standard Petition for Resignation and Consent and the Special Petition for Resignation and Consent. The Standard Petition is used in most cases and requires both the employer and employee to sign the document. The Special Petition is used when the parties involved cannot agree on certain terms and conditions, such as the employee’s salary or benefits. In these cases, a Special Petition must be submitted to the South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation for review and approval.