Louisiana jobs

Those rising costs in Shreveport aren’t just statistics; they’re a daily reality for families fighting to make ends meet.

Picture this: a world where even the most stable jobs are suddenly at risk. Louisiana's workforce is feeling the heat of AI's rapid rise. Across the board, from finance to plumbing, no one is safe.

Nuclear energy is a controversial topic due to the risks associated with nuclear fission. But with support for atomic power rising, Louisiana might become the next place for a nuclear revolution.

Louisiana's placement among the worst states for jobs is alarming, reflecting challenges in areas crucial for job seekers, such as available job opportunities, income levels, and the overall economic landscape.

People who want to apply for a job with the state of Louisiana often balk at having to take a civil service test. The state has eliminated the requirement for certain positions.

There is light at the end of the tunnel, there are jobs out there that pay very well that don't require you to have a degree.

Louisiana is up 127,400 total jobs from the trough of the pandemic in April 2020 to April 2021.

Louisiana lost more than 50,000 jobs during all of 2020. But our state gained 4,000 nonfarm jobs from November to December.

There is some grim news for the oil and gas industry in Louisiana if you believe the results of a "point-in-time" survey by the Louisiana Oil and Gas Association (LOGA).

A new study from security.org Shows Louisiana has a big increase in retail job openings around the holiday shopping season.