Education & Workforce

Pay and benefits for America's workers grew at a healthy but more gradual pace...

Despite a wave of headlines covering layoffs, primarily at tech companies, the U.S. labor market remains tight and hiring isn’t going to get much easier for businesses, Harvard Business Review reports.  

At the start of 2022, workers were in a strong position to ask for...

Louisiana-based PJ’s Coffee is looking to the youth for future franchise growth, reports Fast Company. 

While the pandemic has killed the notion of encouraging sick employees to show up and power through, it's become more commonplace for them to stay home but log on, Inc. reports. 

A group of businesses and education and training providers is asking Congress to expand Pell Grants to cover short-term programs to support credentialling and upskilling for workers, Inside Higher Ed reports. 

A new survey shows employees were less engaged in the workplace during 2022.

An audit of LSU’s athletics department found that head football coach Brian Kelly was overpaid a little more than $1 million last year

The Baton Rouge metro area added 2,200 jobs from November to December, according to...

LSU is the first school in the country to offer a formal petroleum engineering concentration focusing in carbon capture, utilization and storage, the university announced today.