Education & Workforce

Baton Rouge child care centers are continuing to deal with issues like worker shortages and costlier supplies as more parents head back to offices.

The boundaries between home and work have been scrambled by two years of working...

LSU researchers are exploring ways to use sunlight to create “green energy on demand,” which could help Louisiana diversify its economy.

It’s been six months since name, image and likeness rules were passed by the NCAA in July 2021, and LSU athletes took advantage almost immediately. Now, over 250 deals have been signed among LSU’s more than 500 student-athletes.

Two developments, a recently opened charter school and a planned apartment complex, both totaling $125 million, are the newest tenants of Howell Place, Richard Preis’s development on Plank Road.

Pay transparency's days as a taboo subject are numbered. Openly sharing the salaries of employees...

The latest surge of coronavirus cases powered by the omicron variant has caused extremely...

The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits rose to the highest level in three months as the fast-spreading omicron variant disrupted the job market.

LSU today announced it will serve as the new host organization for the statewide...

Baton Rouge’s job market is among the slowest growing in the country, coming in seventh-worst on job site Indeed’s ranking of U.S. metros.