employment

With over 19,000 new jobs popping up in Louisiana, you'd think everyone would be happy. But that’s not quite the case for many workers.

Louisiana scored just 19.83 out of 100 in WalletHub’s 2025 income ranking, placing 48th nationwide. While top earners make over $400,000, the median is only $58,352, leaving many residents struggling to cover basic costs.

If you find yourself in an interview for a new job, if you see these things, it's a sign you should take the job!

It's not just money, there are lots of jobs Louisiana people say they just won't do. Take a look at the Top 10 jobs we say we just won't do

It's somewhat of a staggering statistic, but 13% of people think of quitting their jobs every day. And these are the biggest reasons why.

If you're looking for full time employment that offers a pay rate well above the state and federal minimum wage a popular retailer in Louisiana is hiring.

It's finally here. It's the New Year. 2023 is over! For lots of people, this means it's time for a new beginning.

Louisiana workers can expect to get more in their paychecks in 2024. A recent survey of some 1,800 businesses reveals how big that raise will likely be.

Hiring managers are now zeroing in on one particular aspect of your application before they'll even consider giving you an interview.

If you're a recent high school graduate or you're looking for a new career, it looks like the biggest employment void in all of Louisiana is in the nursing industry.

The "requirement" part of the law ended on January 1st, 2021 - but that doesn't mean you necessarily have go to work sick.

Studio show runners are looking for talented individuals with any degree of skill in animation, music, marketing managing, programming, and more!