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- Montana Department of Labor Industry
The Montana Department of Labor Industry (DLI) is a state government organization that exists to uphold labor laws, ensure worker safety, and encourage business and employee growth and relations
- About Us - Montana
The Montana Department of Labor Industry promotes the well-being of Montana's workers, employers, and citizens, and upholds their rights and responsibilities We are committed to being responsive to communities and businesses at the local level
- Professional Boards Licensing
The Employment Standards Division in Montana is in charge of supervising the Occupational and Professional Licensing Boards These boards are mandated by state law Each board's role is to make sure that the laws and regulations pertaining to different professions are upheld
- Montana - Unemployment Insurance Division
HELENA – The Montana Department of Labor Industry (DLI) today announced that the one-week waiting period for Unemployment Insurance (UI) claimants will be reinstated, effective Sunday, January 31,
- Montana Contractor
Agency and Business Contacts for Businesses: Steps to consider when establishing a business in Montana Applications and Forms: Find forms to obtain an Independent Contractor Exemption Certificate, Construction Contractor Registration, or Home Inspector Registration
- Montana - Employment Standards Division
The Montana Department of Labor Industry (DLI) today released the annual Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries Montana experienced 38 work-related fatal injuries in 2019, an increase from 28 in 2018
- Montana - Workforce Services Division
HELENA –The Montana Department of Labor Industry this week released the 2022 Post-Secondary Workforce Report, which evaluates how the state’s workforce training systems provide a Montanans Impacted by Flooding in Yellowstone County May Be Eligible for Disaster Unemployment Assistance
- Employment Laws - Montana
This list contains the Federal Laws relating to Employment, the Federal Laws Regarding Montana Public Employers, and the State Laws Related to Employment Federal Laws Visit the Federal Laws link and enter the title number and section number in the search engine
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