Education & Workforce

Schools, universities, workforce training, and the talent pipeline preparing the region’s next generation of workers.

After LSU termination, some Taylor Porter attorneys leave adjunct professorships at LSU Law Center

Some Taylor Porter attorneys who also work as adjunct professors at LSU have decided to stop teaching at LSU’s Paul M. Hebert Law Center.

Keeping in contact with remote-working employees boosts morale 

As senior partner at InHealth Strategies, a population health and well-being consulting company with...

Keeping in contact with remote-working employees boosts morale

Keeping in contact with remote-working employees—and showing you care about how they are doing—is proving vital to the health of your workforce … and business.

Alexander tells of his troubles at LSU to international higher ed magazine

F. King Alexander is taking his media campaign against LSU to a global audience. In...

Influential Women in Business Q&A: Navigating work and personal life

The best advice the nine 2021 Influential Women in Business honorees can offer is...

NFIB joins business coalition urging end to federal unemployment boost 

NFIB State Director Dawn Starns McVea says the Louisiana NFIB has joined nine other...
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Louisiana income forecast grows, giving lawmakers more to spend

Already flush with federal cash, Louisiana's budget picture brightened again Tuesday, with the state's...

Why many workers won’t return to old jobs post-pandemic

Layoffs, lockdowns, unemployment and stimulus checks have left many American workers rethinking both their...

Roundup: BRCC initiative / New apartments / US housing starts

Health professionals: Baton Rouge Community College’s Workforce Solutions Division is launching an initiative to...

Louisiana Senate passes college athlete endorsement deal bill

The Louisiana Senate unanimously voted Monday to let college athletes make money off endorsements...
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