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There are "Help Wanted" signs all around Acadiana, business owners can't find help. The initial thought might be that people are lazy these days, and while that might play a part, a bigger problem is that customers have gotten too mean.

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

Larry Flynt's Huster Club has reportedly had so much trouble finding strippers these days that they have begun offering $1,000 signing bonuses.

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

Victims of last year's storms can get paid to help others recover. FEMA has temporary jobs they are hiring for right now.

Your right to free speech and your political beliefs have nothing to do with your rights as an employee, at least in Louisiana.

From the over-arcing global pandemic, to the the massive economic crash - there's a lot to be non-thankful for. But, that's not what Thanksgiving is all about.

If you're not thrilled with the person in charge where you work, apparently you are not alone. Here are some of the biggest reasons why.

As Acadiana begins to open up and get things rolling again, many local businesses are looking for employees immediately. If you're looking for work, you've come to the right place!

The company is looking to staff managerial positions at this time for the three new Louisiana locations.

Are you getting paid what you are worth? This link will allow you to compare your pay to the state or national average.

South Louisiana Community College is hosting a free industrial jobs fair today in Lafayette.

While corporate America has relaxed its dress code a little, the climb to the top still requires a certain fashion sense to get there.

What might sound like a black mark against the state could actually be a sign of better times ahead.

If you believe the folks at Goldman Sachs, the American oil industry is about to make a big comeback.

Being a mom is tough. Living in Louisiana certainly doesn't make it any easier on these incredibly strong ladies.

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.

Last week multiple reports stated that some employers were asking job applicants to fork over their Facebook login information. Basically, they were being asked to supply their password to the social media site, giving their employer full access to their private messages, friends lists and any other information associated with their Facebook profile, as a requirement to get the job they were apply

Proving that the old adage of “only stupid criminals get caught” is true, a would-be robber who was persuaded to apply for a job at the adult video store he was trying to shake down found himself in handcuffs after he ever-so-helpfully put his real name on the application.