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Dorsey – What Employers Need to Know to Mitigate Risks in Light of the New Government’s DEI Directives – 3/7 – Online
Join Dorsey’s Government Solutions & Investigations and Labor & Employment lawyers for a two-hour webinar explaining the government’s directives on DEI and providing practical tips and realistic options for organizations seeking to mitigate risks in this new environment.
Missoula’s Reserve Street Safety Action Plan Information Meetings – 3/4 and 3/5 – Missoula
Community feedback received at these events will then inform an alternative design concept and draft plan to be reviewed and finalized by all agencies later this year. The MPO, the City of Missoula, and MDT will look for opportunities to implement the Safety Action Plan as funding becomes available. A timeline for funding allocation has not yet been determined, meaning that any approved changes to Reserve Street will take place incrementally.
Upcoming Trainings from Prospera
Link Up Accelerator is a three-month program open to 14 women entrepreneurs who are ready to level up by dedicating more focused time to themselves and working on their businesses instead of in them!
Gianforte office controls an unrestricted interest fund worth $86 million, and counting
Some of that money was provided by Gianforte’s administration to Sen. Jason Ellsworth, who used it for his legislative committee on judicial oversight, which churned out 27 bills aimed to rein in the judicial branch’s power. The governor’s office said it was not aware Ellsworth was seeking the money for the committee.
‘Lining my pockets’ through wildfire reform? No way, says Tim Sheehy
Most of the suspicions appear to revolve around Bridger Aerospace fighting fires, and that Sheehy’s bills strengthening the response would benefit his former company.