unemployment

Some 900 jobs are expected to be lost when the closings are finalized. Many of those jobs will come at the expense of Louisiana and Texas workers.

Louisiana falls into the top ten of two recently released employment lists, and it's not all bad!

It appears that the HiRE website used by the Louisiana Workforce Commission is functional again and hopefully there'll be no more delay for benefit checks.

If you are currently one of the thousands of unemployed adults in Louisiana, insult has just been added to injury.

A study has been commissioned to determine if and when Louisiana should end enhanced unemployment benefits for job seekers.

“This really shows that there is an issue with this process but doesn’t fully capture the magnitude of the issue.”

Potential employers and employees will have what folks in the military call a "target-rich environment."

A new audit from the State Legislative Auditor show the Louisiana Workforce Commission paid out more than $400 million dollars to people who were not eligible.

Roughly 161,400 out of work Louisiana residents will continue to receive $300 more per week on their unemployment checks.

That unemployment check you so desperately need from the Louisiana Workforce Commission, could be slightly delayed.

700 jobs are just gone in South Louisiana.

More than 800,000 have applied for unemployment insurance this year.