Education & Workforce

Federal jobs report shows unexpected gains 

In some contrast to yesterday’s private payroll report from ADP, which found fewer new...

A rundown of key industry players on strike across the US 

It's been a big year for labor organizing in the U.S. And from auto production lines to Hollywood, all eyes are on strikes taking the world of work by storm, though they have yet to hit south Louisiana directly.  

Baton Rouge and the state’s other metro areas see increases in unemployment 

The number of unemployed people in the Baton Rouge metro area increased by 2.6%...

LSU event will bring energy companies, researchers and policymakers together

LSU’s Center for Energy Studies and the Louisiana Board of Regents on Friday will host energy researchers, policymakers and energy companies at an inaugural event focusing on the sector’s future.

Brian Kelly is the third-highest paid coach in the SEC for 2023

LSU football coach Brian Kelly is the third-highest paid coach in the Southeastern Conference behind Alabama’s Nick Saban and Georgia’s Kirby Smart, USA Today Network reports.

Who are Baton Rouge’s Best Places to Work this year?

Benny’s Car Wash swept Business Report’s Best Places to Work this year, being recognized...
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2023 Best Places to Work in Baton Rouge

Here's to a decade of Best Places to Work! This year, Business Report’s Best Places...

Small businesses increasingly on the hunt for international talent

Three-quarters of small and medium-size businesses plan to increase international headcounts, according to a recent survey of nearly 500 small and medium-size businesses from Gusto, a San Francisco-based payroll, benefits, and HR management software company. 

Regina Davis has a plan to ‘unlock innovation’ at ExxonMobil

Since Regina Davis was named refinery manager of the ExxonMobil Product Solutions Complex at the start of September, her priority has been to “unlock innovation” within both the facility’s workforce and technology. 

LSU joins national project to speed up tech transfer 

LSU is one of several institutions that will be partnering soon with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Microsoft Corp., and Micron Technology to make computational chemistry broadly available to applied researchers and industrial users.