The Telecommuting and Gig Workforce in Montana

"why do you or what made you decide to telecommute? And what are the benefits of telecommuting (personally and to your community)?"

The world is opening up to remote working. More and more businesses are realising that employees don’t need babysitting every minute of every day and can in fact be more productive working remotely than when commuting into an office – not to mention the cost-saving implications.

Undercounting people who rely on "alternative work arrangements" risks marginalizing a key part of the American economy.

The share of Americans who may be classified as part of the "gig economy" has shrunk since 2005, according to a government report that also showed such jobs are increasingly concentrated among older workers in an aging labor force.

His accountant recently broke the bad news that the tax overhaul passed in late 2017 took away one remote employees’ right

The ruling will likely increase the number of workers eligible for benefits under state wage laws.

Smart business professionals are rapidly becoming the new entrepreneurs.

Self-employment has many costs, including some you might not expect. Here are some money matters you need to consider before you go it alone.

There are plenty of problems lurking on America’s career ladder, but here is a big one: our healthcare systems are designed for the workforce of 1950.

In this week’s episode of the Extra Paycheck Podcast I am joined by an entrepreneur, CEO and co-founder of Genius Link and University of Montana alum, Jesse Lakes.