jobs

Recently, I saw a post online that highlighted the lowest-paying jobs in the nation. I had to figure out if the same list rang true for Montana and Billings.

I was thinking this morning about the most respected people in the workforce. We always hear about the gratitude that people have for doctors or school teachers. No doubt, they are all deserving of the praise...

The Sip 'N Dip in Great Falls is looking for mermaids to join the merpod. Yes, merpod is a word. $11 an hour + tips. You must be able to swim.

Several businesses are struggling to find folks to work. It's not only a problem here in Bozeman and Montana, but all over the United States. Why? Why is it so hard to find people to work, especially when employers are offering really good starting wages?

More positive news coming out of the Governor's office in Helena, with the announcement of another drop in the Treasure State's unemployment rate.

Police work may not be for everyone, but the pay and benefits are attractive and officers have an opportunity to make a difference in our community.

So there you have it labor unions. You lost your favorite bogeyman. Any excuse you had for union members to vote for the Democrat party in Montana is now gone. Maybe now you can speak up for actual labor union workers who are being put out of work by Joe Biden and the Democrats.

Looking for a job where you'll alway be next to your spouse? All day, everyday? Check out this job-for-two in Cooke City.

Governor Gianforte wrote of the bipartisan support for the pipeline, including Democratic Governors Steve Bullock and Brian Schweitzer. "I was disappointed that you signed an executive order today to halt its construction," said Gov. Gianforte.

What's the best part about your chosen profession? Do you even like what you do for a job?

My daughter said she wanted to hear everything I've done in my life for work. And I get to list jobs that I didn't get paid for.

People like the Flakes (there aren't many) will endure for as long as they wish. If there is something happening in Billings, those two are on top of it before it makes headlines. Often times, they're the ones making headlines with some sort of community service. That's the kind of radio that will always be relevant. For DJ's that just play a few songs and go home, I'd say they deserve a spot on the list since there is a short shelf life on that career.