The Capital Region recorded 423,900 jobs in April, marking a consecutive record-high for the region, according to the monthly economic indicator report released today by the Baton Rouge Area Chamber. “How long this trend persists will depend on the Capital Region’s ability to attract talent to supplement its dwindling labor pool, says Jake Polansky, BRAC
Baton Rouge sees another record high for jobs but housing growth lags
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