Department of Labor & Industry

The Department of Labor and Industry (DLI) serves a number of functions.  In part, the Department:

  • Fosters a robust Montana workforce by connecting job seekers with employment opportunities and upskilling programs, assisting individuals in preparing for and finding jobs while assisting employers in finding workers.
  • Oversees federal and state training and apprenticeship programs.
  • Conducts economic research and collects economic data.
  • Administers the unemployment insurance program, disburses unemployment benefits and facilitates employer UI contributions.
  • Enforces state and federal labor standards, anti-discrimination laws, and state and federal safety-occupational health laws.
  • Provides adjudicative services in labor-management disputes.
  • Licenses, inspects, tests, and certifies all weighing or measuring devices used in making commercial transactions in the State of Montana.
  • Provides administrative and clerical services to the professional boards of licensure and occupational licensing programs authorized by state statutes.
  • Establishes and enforces minimum building codes.
  • Administers the federal AmeriCorps, Campus Corps, and Volunteer Montana programs through the Office of Community Service.
  • Oversees and regulates the Montana Workers’ Compensation system. 

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