Work, work, work, all day long...work, work, work, that is my song.

This is apparently the latest motto for one Montana city. Billings, MT, made the Top 20 List for Hardest Working Cities in America. This comes from WalletHub, which conducts polls/studies to find some of the most accurate statistics throughout the country.

Source: WalletHub

In order to determine who is harder working than everyone else, they considered these two things:

1. Direct Work Factors. Things such as average workweek hours, employment rates, households where there are not any working adults, and unused paid vacation.

2. Indirect Work Factors. The average time it takes to commute, hours put towards volunteering, and the amount of leisure time per day are all factors leading to these statistics.

rankings 2009 2021 employment rate

If you are considering moving to Montana's largest city, there are a few things to keep in mind. The main consideration you should have is housing. Like the rest of the state, you will want to make sure that you have proper housing lined up. Luckily, Billings doesn't have nearly the crisis that many of their neighboring towns/cities do.

Billings' population sits at a little over 100,000 and was nicknamed the Magic City in 1882 due to its rapid growth from the railroad industry. If you are considering moving to Magic City, you can find and apply for jobs on some of the sites listed below. You can also find housing from the sources below.

JOBS IN BILLINGS MONTANA

HOMES FOR SALE IN BILLINGS MONTANA

APARTMENTS FOR RENT IN BILLINGS MONTANA

SCHOOLS IN BILLINGS MONTANA

cc: WalletHub, wikipedia

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