Education & Workforce

When Hurricane Florence made landfall in North Carolina as a Category 1 storm in...

Will he or won’t he? That’s definitely the leading question when it comes to U.S. Sen. John Kennedy and the developing race for governor.

Comparing this week’s business news headlines to those of January 2020 is pretty shocking....

LSU’s chemical and petroleum engineering departments are working with the Greater New Orleans Development...

Traditionally, employers resort to layoffs during difficult times to save money. Companies continue to cling to the idea that reducing staff will provide the best, fastest, or easiest solution to financial problems. 

Millions of people switched to new jobs this year. Now, many wonder whether being...

Slightly more Americans filed for jobless claims last week but the labor market remains one of strongest parts of the U.S. economy.

One thing Jerry Lebold, BASF senior vice president, has learned over the years is...

If you haven’t noticed, the film production industry is growing sneaky fast here, spending $81.9M in Baton Rouge this year alone.

One of executives’ biggest worries about remote work is the reduction in spontaneous meetings...