Minimum Wage

Chances of a $10.10 Montana Minimum Wage “Slim to None,” says Bill Sponsor
Chances of a $10.10 Montana Minimum Wage “Slim to None,” says Bill Sponsor
Chances of a $10.10 Montana Minimum Wage “Slim to None,” says Bill Sponsor
A bill (SB 2) before the Montana Legislature would raise the state’s minimum wage by two dollars and five cent up to $10.10 an hour. Box Elder Representative Jonathan Windy Boy says a living wage would be around $15 an hour, but that $10.10 has a better chance of making it through the legislature.
Missoula Responds to Minimum Wage Increase – Local Business Owners and Workers Give Positive Feedback
Missoula Responds to Minimum Wage Increase – Local Business Owners and Workers Give Positive Feedback
Missoula Responds to Minimum Wage Increase – Local Business Owners and Workers Give Positive Feedback
Montana’s minimum wage is going up 15 cents an hour to $8.05 beginning in January. An estimated 12,850 Montana workers, or 2.9 percent of the workforce, received hourly wages less than $8.05 an hour last year. The question everyone is asking now is, is this good or bad for Montanans?
Montana Minimum Wage Set to Rise in 2014
Montana Minimum Wage Set to Rise in 2014
Montana Minimum Wage Set to Rise in 2014
At $7.80, Montana currently pays more in minimum wage than all but a few states, but according to Montana Department of Labor and Industry Communications Director Casey Kyler-West, the minimum wage will be going up again in 2014.