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This morning sucked. It sucked because of Montana's labor shortage. It sucked because I was put in an awkward position as a customer, but it wasn't anyone's fault.

Yup. And I'm kind of happy about it. Have you ever worked in fast food? IT'S REALLY HARD. Some fast food and other national chain restaurants are currently offering $18 to $20 per hour in the Bozeman area.

Love Bozeman? Love good benefits? Health, vision, dental and premiums paid for by the City of Bozeman? How about holidays, vacation days AND sick days? From Fire Inspector to Librarian, there are currently 15 job openings with the City of Bozeman.

I can't take it anymore. There are just too many well-paying opportunities to pass up and we all know local businesses of every sector are desperate to hire additional staff. It won't be forever but money speaks to me and I'm ready to trade my off hours for an additional paycheck.

If you've driven the state of Wyoming you've seen the 'Orange Barrels', 'Road Closed' & 'Road Work Ahead' signs and those familiar bright colored safety vests.

Change your life on Wednesday, June 2nd at SIMMS. How about Wellbeing Coaching, fishing education opportunities and events, SIMMS and industry pro discounts? Those are just the tip of the iceberg of benefits. This hiring event might be the best thing you ever do for yourself.

There's no better time to get a new job if you're looking for a new career path. It's no secret that just about every business in the Bozeman area is hiring, but there are some real gems available for the right person.

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.

Vast diversity in available jobs makes for a great time to apply with the City of Bozeman. From working in the City parks, to animal control, to accounts payable to building inspection...the list goes on of current openings.

There are both permanent and temporary positions available at the Bozeman Safeway which might work out great for folks who are "temporarily" out of work at their current job.

The coolest Bozeman 'old timers' often started their love affair with Montana by working in Yellowstone National Park. Here's how to find job openings for the summer:

Bozeman's rapid growth has one positive aspect: more jobs available with the City. It's really easy to find all the job openings in one place.