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Kathy Flynn (Conduent), Nancy Epling (West Virginia), Debbie Thacker (Virginia),Leah Reeder (Idaho), ad Carol Filcher (Montana) presentation from the Getting your Feet Wet with IB6s workshop at the 2018 Unemployment Insurance Interstate Benefits and Federal Programs Training in Savannah, G...

Sandy Bay's (Montana Department of Labor and Industry) presentation from the ETA 581 Contributions Operations Reporting: If You Don’t Get it...You Don’t Get it. (UI Track) workshop at NASWA's 2017 National UI Directors' Conference and IT/Legal Issues Forum.

Montana Apprenticeship Release 2017

Click the PDF above to download the Montana HB 392 Fiscal Note on the proposed legislation on paid family leave.

Click the PDF above to download the Montana HB 392 Fiscal Note Sponsor Rebuttal on the proposed legislation on paid family leave.

Click the PDF above to download the Montana HB 392 proposed legislation on paid family leave.

In This Issue: June 15th Deadline Quickly Approaching to Comment on WIOA NPRMs USDOL Seeks Comments on Changes to RJM New NVTI Executive Director Appointed 2015 FINRA Job Dislocation Brochures available for NASWA members Florida Joins 44 Other States Now Live with SIDES Announcements, Noti...

Department Launches New Labor Market Information Web Resource(Helena, MT) The Montana Department of Labor & Industry has launched a new Labor Market Information website in response to private sector demands for resources to drive evidence-based business planning. The new website can be...

In This Issue: House, Senate Working to Complete FY 2015 Spending Plan to Avert Government Shutdown Elections: Governors, U.S. House and Senate Administration and Finance and Employment and Training Committees Hold Joint Meeting on WIOA Implementation with Key System Partners NASWA hosts E...

Montanans earning minimum wage will see an increase from $7.90 per hour to $8.05 per hour on January 1, 2015. An estimated 12,850 Montana workers, or 2.9 percent of the workforce, received hourly wages less than $8.05 per hour in 2014 and are likely to receive higher wages due to the 2015 ...