Louisiana is expected to see slower job growth in the second half of the year, according to the latest economic forecast from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. As The Daily Advertiser reports, the state is forecasted to add around 7,000 new jobs in the remainder of the year. The report from UL Lafayette’s B.I.
Louisiana job growth should slow but Baton Rouge a predicted winner
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