YOUR MONTANA CAREER

Sorry, we couldn't find any posts. Please try a different search.

There’s a word for how we treat working moms—and you probably havent heard it

Read on to understand what the U.S. could learn from the way Japan treats working mothers—and how we could actually help women stay in the workforce after they have children. 

Flathead County’s Short-term Rentals Generated $207 Million in Revenue Last Year

Experts at the University of Montana’s Bureau of Business and Economic Research estimate visitors spent $755 million statewide on lodging, goods and services in 2025, three-quarters of which was spent in regions outside of Glacier and Yellowstone national parks

Gen Z women are having an entrepreneurship boom

More young women are starting businesses than those in older generations, data shows.

Are Older Americans Hoarding the Future By Staying In Power Too Long?

What if the real threat to American democracy is the tyranny of the elderly?

Which Montana County has a state-licensed gambling machine for every 24 residents?

Approximately 16,500 state-licensed machines operated statewide in Montana. Are we gambling away our future?

Public Rally Supports Hamilton, Montana’s Rocky Mountain Lab Scientists Laid Off Because of Federal Budget Cuts

On June 26, community members rallied to support employees affected by federal funding reductions.
Community members rallied in support of Rocky Mountain Lab scientists laid off due to federal budget cuts that have impacted the lab. In early May, 41 employees were let go or had their contracts canceled and research budgets were cut.

“Our Youth in the Age of AI” Code Girls United – Aug. 27 – Whitefish, Montana

Code Girls United (CGU) is proud to announce its upcoming event, \”Our Youth in the Age of AI\”, an interactive reception and panel discussion scheduled for Thursday, August 27, 2026, at the O’Shaughnessy Cultural Arts Center in Whitefish, at 5 p.m.

406 Transfusion: Injecting youth into the care continuum

This dynamic two-day event brings together key partners to strengthen the Montana healthcare talent pipeline through creative solutions and career-connected learning.

Flathead Valley Food Banks Face Rising Demand Because of SNAP Cuts

Food banks in Flathead, North Valley, and Bigfork report increased visits as SNAP recipients are kicked off the roles due to new work requirements and paperwork. Rising food and gas prices, along with funding losses, are adding to the challenges these organizations face.

Judge Certifies Price-Fixing Lawsuit Against Major Meatpackers

A federal judge approved a class-action suit accusing four meatpackers of manipulating cattle and beef prices from 2015 to 2020. Montana ranchers and policymakers are watching closely as the case could impact the state’s beef market and industry consolidation.