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Employees are still leaving jobs in droves—as many as 60,000 Louisiana workers quit in...

No manager wants to find themselves in this situation: You send out a job offer and the candidate accepts, but now you have to take back the offer for whatever reason. 

In less than two weeks, beginning July 20, the qualifying process will commence for Louisiana’s fall ballot.

Fred Raiford, director of transportation for East Baton Rouge Parish, sees upsides and downsides in the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development

Lafayette-based Waitr today announced it will expand the range of products it delivers to include auto parts, electrical products, alcohol and more, through a partnership with software company Elite EXTRA. 

After going on a frenzied hiring spree for a year and a half to...

Uncertainty about the future of oil and gas leases in the Gulf of Mexico...

With the economy recovering from the pandemic, Capital Region businesses are now dealing with inflation and the possibility of a recession.

Ever since Charles Perret Jr. bought Lettermans, a Baton Rouge printing and document management firm, in 1983, the company has embraced new technology, says son and 25-year company veteran Chuck Perret.

San Francisco-based engineer Russell Handorf says there’s one sound he wouldn’t be surprised to hear in his nightmares: the unmistakable knock brush from the workplace chat app Slack.