In 2013, a Texas-based energy company with operations throughout the Gulf Coast announced a major investment in the Baton Rouge area that would bring hundreds of direct, indirect and temporary construction jobs. In an attempt to be a good corporate citizen, the company made a concerted effort to hire unemployed residents from north Baton Rouge. It
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