Education & Workforce

Worker shortage for LSU games affecting postgame traffic, concessions  

Getting to Tiger Stadium and the areas surrounding it ready for game day is a monumental task, but this year it's been compounded by employment shortages due to Hurricane Ida and COVID-19, WBRZ-TV reports.

Best Places to Work: The best of the best in Baton Rouge

The 60 companies on the 2021 Best Places to Work list demonstrate what it means to care about employees, serving as a model for other businesses.

Best Places to Work-Medium Companies: Empowering and transparent

The Pangburn Group Inc. fosters a culture that’s about wanting to make employees stay, rather than simply work.

Hiring and firing based on COVID vaccination status gaining ground in Baton Rouge

Hiring or firing employees based on their vaccination status has become more common across the country as vaccines have gained FDA approval, Axios reports. But will the trend reach Baton Rouge?

The future of workplace flexibility   

What does true flexibility at work look like? Most organizations approach it in one...

An office cat, paid time off for service among perks at Baton Rouge’s Best Places to Work

Executives at six of the 60 Baton Rouge-area companies honored at Tuesday morning’s Best Places to Work Breakfast shared how they keep employees engaged, even when working from home, how they deal with the challenges facing the local business community and how they give back to Baton Rouge.
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LED rolls out program for second-stage business growth

Louisiana Economic Development has launched a Diversity in Entrepreneurship Initiative to accelerate growth in...

Video game idea born at St. Joseph’s Academy leads to women-led business

An all-women video game design studio hopes to bring a concept first hatched in a St. Joseph’s Academy classroom to the marketplace. 

Remote-work technology follows employees back to the office 

Workers across the country are getting dressed up and commuting into the office after months of doing their jobs from home—only to be forced to attend Zoom meetings and send Slack messages from their desk as if they’d never left their living rooms because the delta variant of coronavirus is spreading fast. 

LSU researchers developing new chemical manufacturing process 

A team of searchers from LSU and the University of Delaware are working to develop chemical manufacturing processes that use CO2 feedstocks and renewable energy sources instead of natural gas or petroleum.