Louisiana Workforce Commission

Information Technology jobs highlight today's last day of virtual job fairs from the Louisiana Workforce Commission.

The Louisiana Workforce Commission currently boasts more than 20,000 job postings currently available on its "hire site".

There is an urgent need for workers in Louisiana's $20 billion dollar tourism and hospitality industry. Today's virtual job fair hopes to place hundreds of prospective employees.

If you're looking for positions in Healthcare today is your day. Tomorrow the focus switches to Hospitality and Tourism jobs.

The Louisiana Workforce Commission is hosting virtual job fairs every day this week. Here are the details on how to sign up free of charge.

The unemployment benefits site has been down while programmers implemented changes brought about by the Rescue America Plan.

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There are five job fair locations within Acadiana. The events will be held from 3-6 p.m. on Thursday only.

The Louisiana Workforce Commission highlights some positive job outlook for Lafayette.

The Louisiana Workforce Commission announced Thursday that it was extending the application period in the 20 parishes that were part of the federal disaster declaration.

Louisiana ranks dead last in the U.S. when women's wages are compared to men's.

Attendees can expect to meet with several companies hiring industrial positions across the Interstate 10 corridor from Lake Charles to Lafayette.

More than 2 million Louisianians are employed.

Grand Casino Coushatta is going to be hiring 200-250 people for a new hotel.

Louisiana's unemployment rate rose slightly in October, but the outlook was better compared to the same month last year.

Louisiana's unemployment rate continues to pace well below the national rate. The state's Workforce Commission says its now at 6.9%.

The Louisiana Workforce Commission is disputing claims numbers released in a White House report earlier today.

There's some good news on the employment front.

The State Labor Department's  figures show initial claims for benefits increased by 345 for the week ending July 16th.

Some good news on Louisiana's job front.