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Louisiana works for its people, its businesses, and for its future. www.laworks.net

Louisiana Works is dedicated to empowering Louisiana’s workforce by connecting job seekers with employers and providing valuable resources to support career development and economic growth across the state. Through our network of American Job Centers, job fairs, training programs, apprenticeship opportunities, and other specialized services, Louisiana Works is committed to building a skilled workforce ready to meet industry needs.

09/22/2026

A $40 million U.S. Department of Labor Pay-for-Performance Apprenticeship Grant will support efforts to expand Registered Apprenticeship opportunities in high-demand industries nationwide.

Led by FloridaCommerce, the initiative focuses on strengthening the nation’s defense industrial base and shipbuilding workforce while also targeting aerospace and aviation, advanced manufacturing, construction industry trades, and other ship- and boat-building sectors.

The performance-based model ties federal funding to measurable outcomes, providing incentive payments to Registered Apprenticeship sponsors as apprentices reach verified retention and progression milestones.

📩 For more information: [email protected]

Photos from Louisiana Works's post 09/21/2026

Jobs. Demand. The future of work.

Louisiana’s economy is changing rapidly, creating new opportunities for workers whose skills align with labor market needs.

At the GNOu Summit: Workforce & Talent Pathways Conference, Louisiana Works Executive Director of Workforce Intelligence Jake Polansky joined Pathways With Purpose: Jobs, Demand & the Future of Work to discuss what those changes mean for workers, employers, and the workforce system.

Employers are vital partners in planning career pathways, and meeting Louisiana’s growing need for skilled talent will require closer collaboration across workforce, education, economic development, and business.

Louisiana Works Assistant Secretary of Workforce Development Jessica Vallelungo moderated the session.

09/19/2026

Mosaic workers: your next career opportunity starts here.

Louisiana Works is hosting free, in-person ReHiRE Louisiana informational sessions to connect affected Mosaic workers with job leads, training opportunities, resume assistance, unemployment insurance guidance and community resources.

📅 Sept. 21 at 10 a.m.
St. John the Baptist Parish Library — Reserve

📅 Sept. 22 at 10 a.m.
St. James Courthouse Annex — Vacherie

Free and open to all affected workers.

09/18/2026

Every day, our team connects job seekers with opportunity, helps employers find talent, and strengthens communities across Louisiana.

We’re currently hiring for:

Baton Rouge
• Account Manager 3
• Administrative Coordinator 1/2/3/4
• Unemployment Insurance Tax Agent 1/2/3

New Orleans
• Rehabilitation Counselor Entry
• Workforce Development Specialist 1/2/3/4

Harvey
• Workforce Development Technical Specialist

If you’re looking for meaningful work with statewide impact, explore our current openings and apply today.

🔗 Apply through the Louisiana Works Careers page:https://bit.ly/4fpRkPn

Photos from Louisiana Works's post 09/18/2026

September is Workforce Development Month.

Across Louisiana, people are building skills, pursuing high-demand careers, and upskilling for what’s next. Louisiana Works is here to meet people where they are—with resources and support to help them take their next step.

Brittany started with a goal: becoming a crane operator. She found the support she needed to turn that goal into a career. That’s workforce development in action.

09/16/2026

ICYMI: September 2026 LMI Briefing

📊 Is training keeping pace with demand?

Louisiana’s public colleges and universities awarded an average of 1,037 electrician credentials annually from 2021–2025, up from 570 annually from 2016–2020. The state is projected to have approximately 12,000 electrician openings through 2034.

Carpentry shows room to grow, with approximately 10,000 projected openings and around 600 credentials awarded over the past decade.

These figures measure credentials—not people—and are not a direct comparison with projected openings. The preliminary projections are pending Workforce Investment Council approval.

The data helps show where training aligns with future workforce demand and where opportunities remain.

Louisiana Works’ LMI Briefings are held on the second Wednesday of every month, featuring insights from the Office of Research & Statistics.

Photos from Louisiana Works's post 09/15/2026

Building your workforce starts with connecting to the right resources.

Louisiana Works is bringing employers opportunities to connect with workforce partners, hiring support, training resources, and business assistance across Louisiana.

Upcoming events include:

📍 Sept. 25: H-2A Employer Roundtable in Monroe
📍 Sept. 30: Business Training Resources & Grants seminar in Lafayette

Photos from Louisiana Works's post 09/14/2026

Who's Hiring Louisiana? | September 2026 Hiring Events

Looking for hiring events in Louisiana this month? Louisiana Works has rounded up job fairs and employer hiring events happening across the state to help connect job seekers with employers who are hiring now.

This month's hiring events include opportunities in:
📍 Baton Rouge
📍 New Iberia

Whether you're searching for your first job, changing careers, returning to the workforce, or exploring a new opportunity, these hiring events feature employers recruiting for positions in food service, hospitality, logistics, industrial trades, housekeeping, and more.

Save this post so you can refer back to upcoming hiring events throughout August, and share it with someone who is looking for a new job in Louisiana.

09/11/2026

Now Hiring at Louisiana Works
We're hiring for several positions across Louisiana, including:

• Accountant 1/2/3/4 (Baton Rouge)
• Compliance Investigator 1/2/3 (Baton Rouge)

If you're passionate about serving your community and helping connect Louisianans to opportunity, we'd love to hear from you.
➡️ Explore current openings and apply today:
https://bit.ly/4fpRkPn

09/07/2026

Labor Day Office Closure

Louisiana Works offices will be closed on Monday, September 7, in observance of Labor Day.

Regular office hours will resume Tuesday, September 8.

We wish all Louisiana workers and families a safe Labor Day!

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