Employment

Is more legislation guaranteeing equal pay for comparable work between men and women actually needed? Governor Edwards and the Senate Labor Committee say yes it is.

Within two years, they are expected to create another 25 to 30 positions.

Nearly 200 former oil & gas workers who were out of a job have found new employment thanks to the new Costco opening up in Lafayette.

The report focuses heavily on a portion of the population referred to as ALICE, which is an acronym that stands for "asset limited, income constrained and employed".

Most of us want to make more money. Most of us don't have a clue as to the proper and best way to request a raise. Here is some information that just might help you out.

It's been a record year for Louisiana's Community and Technical Colleges as they provide graduates with the skills that many employers are looking for.

Despite slumping oil prices Louisiana's economy continues to add more workers to the workforce.

If you're heading into work today, thank you. You're not alone when it comes to putting your nose to the grindstone on this Labor Day.

An agreement on nuclear programs in Iran could have a profound effect on Louisiana's oil and gas industry.

If you are interested in employment in the Healthcare Industry, the Louisiana Workforce Commission has the job fair for you!

A drop in oil prices in the past year have lead to multiple rounds of job losses with various companies with branches in Acadiana.

What do you think the most common job in Louisiana is? Oil Field? Sugarcane farmer? Cashier? NOPE!

How many offices have internet blocks? Or tattler software that lets 'Big Brother" know that you have been on Facebook or shopping sites while you are on the clock? Oddly enough those sites only take about four minutes of the average workers time...

Louisiana Works now offers an app that let's job seekers find more than a job. They can now find the lifestyle they want to live and get directions on how to achieve that lifestyle.

The system has had to replace 60 drivers over the past two years. Most of that attrition was due to retirement.

Louisiana leads the nation in gender gap pay inequality. The reason why isn't what you think it might be.

There are now two million people working in Louisiana. That's happening for the first time in the Bayou State's history, according to our news partners at Louisiana Radio Network.

If you're thinking of quitting your job and looking for a better one, you're actually not alone.

Doctors are seeing this more and more everyday and the leading cause of the problem is right in the palm of your hand.

Gallup just released the results of its annual survey investigating Americans' opinions on the trustworthiness of certain professions. In one notable surprise, members of the clergy saw their favorable rating drop below 50 percent for the first time.