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The Montana Legislature – Property rights are fundamental to a free society — and to conservation

In Montana, conservative legislators have proposed a bill that would bar nonprofit organizations from purchasing land from willing sellers at a fair price. If enacted, the law would be a brazen violation of the Montana Constitution, which recognizes “acquiring, possessing, and protecting property” among the “inalienable rights” off-limits to government interference.

Bosses Are Clueless That Workers Are Miserable and Looking to Leave

A Microsoft study finds 41% of workers may quit this year, while business leaders are “out of touch.”

Anonymous donor sends $100K check to Habitat for Humanity of Missoula housing nonprofit

“The timing couldn’t have been better with the increased cost of materials we’ve been experiencing,”

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Helena-based The Virago Collaborative co-working space aims to help women succeed

“It’s tailored to women and women’s needs, but men are welcomed to join as well,” said one of the five owners Mercedes Bawden.

Missoula Library opening May 3, with precautions

Bray says the library is checking to see if people will have to sign in for entry. But security guards will be stationed with bracelets to limit people’s time in the building to one hour.

‘Passion’ may be the wrong thing to search for in hiring

Hiring and school decisions based on an individual’s “passion” are likely to miss talent, according to a new study.

Montana ranked #1 in starting a small business by The Motley Fool

Location matters more than you think and you need to keep in mind taxes, consumer spending, the number of new businesses, survival rate and even the climate. 

Montana Career Opportunity – Executive Director – Northern Plains Resource Council

They [Northern Plains] confound the common view that ordinary people are powerless in the face of industry. – Billings Gazette editorial The venerable Northern Plains Resource Council, a Montana group that has fought coal plant…

This company started giving Mondays off and saw productivity and profits improve

Forget Summer Fridays. Mike Melillo, CEO of the Wanderlust Group, decided to try giving employees Mondays off.