General Services

The Montana Department of Labor and Industry promotes the well-being of workers, employers and citizens, as well as upholds their rights and responsibilities. It provides services to the communities and businesses of Montana. The department operates through business standards, centralized services, employment relations, labor market information and unemployment insurance divisions. It enforces the federal and state labor standards law and contractor registration, as well as offers adjudicative services related to labor and benefit claims disputes, workers' compensation and professional regulations. The department additionally oversees and regulates the Montana Workers' Compensation system and establishes building industry codes and licenses. It conducts research and collects employment statistics that enables strategic planning. The department also investigates complaints in cases related to discrimination in the areas of employment, housing, public accommodations, education, insurance, government services, and financial and credit transactions. It offers technical assistance and educational services to employers, housing providers and individuals to clarify the state and federal discrimination law. The Montana Department of Labor and Industry is a part of the government of the State of Montana.

The Office of the Lieutenant Governor is a part of the Office of the Governor, which is administered by the state government of Montana. The Office of the Lieutenant Governor performs duties prescribed by law and those delegated by the Office of the Governor. The Office of the Lieutenant Governor coordinates various councils and boards, including the Corrections Advisory Council Drought, Advisory Committee and Council and Homelessness. It also administers the MaryRehabilitation Working Group, which has been formed to rehabilitate the St. Mary Facilities of the Milk River Project. The Office of the Lieutenant Governor additionally heads the Montana-Canadian Provinces Relations Advisory Council, which aims to facilitate open dialogues, promote closer relations and further the exchange of information with government officials of various Canadian provinces.

The Department of Administration (DOA) serves as a vital support system for Montana's state government, offering a comprehensive range of business services to various state agencies. These services encompass areas such as accounting, human resources, contracting, facilities management, information technology, and insurance, while also regulating the state's banks and financial institutions. Generated from the website