ALT A person stands at a podium with microphones, speaking at an event. Behind is a Rotary Club banner and a "Rotary Club of Shreveport" sign. The text on the image reads: "Preparing Louisiana for What's Next. Secretary Susie Schowen visits Shreveport Rotary. Louisiana Works."

ALT A person speaking at a podium in a room filled with seated attendees, with "Louisiana's Economy is Evolving" written on a screen. The text below highlights emerging industries, investment opportunities, and the importance of aligning education with workforce needs in Louisiana. Rotary International and a U.S. flag are visible.

ALT A community event booth with Rotary Club of Shreveport branding. Two individuals are engaged in conversation, and a third person is seated at a table. The text reads: "Connecting People to Opportunity. Louisiana Works is working to better align workforce and social services with people's needs and the state's evolving workforce demands. From skilled trades to emerging technology, connecting people with training and career pathways can help more Louisianans pursue opportunity."

ALT Meeting in progress with a presentation slide on "Talent Development is a Continuum" featuring various stages. A person speaks to the seated audience. The lower section includes a quote about changing long-standing structures, attributed to Susana "Susie" Schowen, Secretary of Louisiana Works, and mentions a feature in Biz New Orleans, dated October 16, 2026. Louisiana Works logo is at the bottom right.

ALT This image is an informational poster titled "$40 Million to Expand Registered Apprenticeships." It mentions a grant by the U.S. Department of Labor. The poster highlights several target industries: shipbuilding, defense industrial base, aerospace & aviation, advanced manufacturing, and construction trades. It explains that funding is tied to results, with incentives for apprenticeships reaching key milestones. There is contact information provided at the bottom along with the Louisiana Works logo.

ALT Join the team behind Louisiana's workforce. Now hiring. Open positions in Baton Rouge: Maintenance Repairer 2, Paralegal 1/2, Administrative Coordinator 3, Accounting Technician. In Metairie: Workers' Compensation Dispute Resolution Specialist 1/2. Apply today at governmentjobs.com/careers/louisiana/lwc. Features two individuals smiling in a professional setting.

ALT Informational flyer titled "LMI Briefings" about 30-minute monthly sessions on Labor Market Information. Next meeting is October 14, featuring insights on SpaceX and Louisiana's workforce. Sessions via Microsoft Teams on the second Wednesday of every month. Designed for economic professionals, job seekers, and educators. Includes Louisiana map and research and statistics logo.

ALT The image is an informational graphic about job growth in Louisiana. It states that Louisiana ranks 4th in the nation for job growth during 2025-2026, compared to 30th in 2021-2026. The graphic includes logos for "Monthly Insights, Better Decisions, Stronger Workforce" and "Louisiana Works' Research & Statistics."

ALT A person is speaking into a microphone and gesturing during a presentation in a lecture hall. The audience sits in tiered seating. The text on the image reads: "Louisiana works for its businesses. Build your workforce. Grow Louisiana. Resources for businesses paying for training & works training fund."

ALT A speaker presents to an audience in a lecture hall. A slide displays information about the Louisiana Works Training Fund, highlighting funding opportunities for workers and employers. Key points include $1,500 per worker, $150,000 per employer, and up to 80% reimbursement for employers with fewer than 100 workers. Eligible applicants include Louisiana employers in industries like construction, manufacturing, and digital infrastructure.

ALT The image contains a promotional flyer for the "Works Training Fund" by Louisiana Works. The flyer outlines the process: 1. Identify your need, 2. Submit your plan, 3. Get approved, 4. Train your workforce, 5. Report and get reimbursed. Contact information and a website, LAWORKS.NET, are provided at the bottom. The background shows a meeting with several people at a table.

ALT A group of individuals sit in an auditorium, attentively listening to a seminar. The slide in the foreground lists workforce building resources such as "On-the-Job Training," "WORKS Training Fund," and others from Louisiana-focused organizations like Acadiana Workforce Solutions and LEDA.

ALT Informational graphic titled 'Labor Market Information by the Numbers: Louisiana's Regions Are on the Rise.' It highlights that Louisiana's small and mid-sized regions are experiencing stronger job growth than similar regions in the Southeast. Featured regions to watch are Lake Charles, Monroe, and Slidell, each with a green up arrow indicating growth. The lower section explains that these regions contribute to Louisiana's broader job-growth momentum. Logos for Louisiana Works' 'Research & Statistics' and 'Monthly Insights, Better Decisions, Stronger Workforce' are at the bottom.

ALT A recruitment poster with the text "Join the team behind Louisiana’s workforce. Now hiring." It lists open positions: Accountant Manager 3 and Maintenance Repairer 2 in Baton Rouge, and Workforce Development Specialist levels 1/2/3/4 in Gonzales. There is also a call to action to apply at the specified government jobs website. Two individuals are shown in the top right corner, smiling.

ALT Infographic titled "Higher Wages, Louisiana is Climbing." It highlights Louisiana's ranking 4th in the nation for wage growth over the past year, up from 35th over the past five years. Private sector earnings are up 5% in the last year, above inflation. A small image of Louisiana is included. The graphic is produced by Louisiana Works' Research & Statistics division.

ALT This image is an informational graphic announcing a $40 million grant to expand registered apprenticeships. It mentions that the funding is tied to results and is provided by the U.S. Department of Labor Pay‑For‑Performance Apprenticeship Grant. The target industries include shipbuilding & maritime, defense industrial base, aerospace & aviation, advanced manufacturing, and construction trades, with icons representing each. The bottom section explains that funding is tied to results with incentives for apprentices reaching key milestones. Contact information is provided for further inquiries. Logos for CareerSource Florida and Louisiana Works are displayed.

ALT Two individuals are seated at a table with panel microphones during the GNOu Summit. Inset shows a presentation slide titled "Pathways with Purpose: Jobs, Demand & The Future of Work" with the Louisiana Works logo.

ALT The image features a speaker holding a microphone, gesturing while talking to an audience. A sign with the text, "Workforce Intelligence in Action" and a quote from Jake Polansky is visible. The quote emphasizes the importance of aligning skills with labor market needs.

ALT A diverse group of people engaged in a discussion at a conference. The foreground shows two individuals talking with focus, surrounded by attendees. The setting suggests professional networking. Text overlay reads: "THE CONVERSATION CONTINUES Workforce leaders connected around jobs, demand, and the future of work – exploring how data can inform the pathways ahead. The conversation explored how workforce, education, economic development, and business leaders can work together to connect people with opportunity.

ALT An advertisement for job openings in Louisiana. The image features two smiling individuals. Text reads: "Join the Team Behind Louisiana's Workforce. Now Hiring." Open positions include Account Manager, Administrative Coordinator, and more in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Harvey. A call to action at the bottom encourages applying today.

ALT A person wearing safety attire is operating heavy machinery from a crane cabin. The text highlights a success story about Brittany Dailey's career progression in Louisiana, emphasizing "Real People. Real Opportunities." It signals Workforce Development Month and invites users to learn more about the journey.

ALT A yellow crane with a hook is pictured on the right side. On the left, text reads: "The Goal. She was determined to build a better future. Brittany grew up in rural Pointe Coupee Parish and wanted to become a crane operator, a high-demand career in her region. But the cost of training made it seem out of reach.

ALT The image is an informational poster featuring a large construction crane on the right. The text lists several job support services, including hire registration, career counseling, WIOA scholarship, interest assessments, and job search assistance. These services are provided by Geaux Jobs Iberville/West Baton Rouge office.

ALT This image is a flyer titled "A new skill. A brighter future." It highlights the story of Brittany, who attended crane operator training at AAA Crane & Rigging, earned certification, and secured employment with Performance Contractors in Port Allen. Brittany is pictured operating a crane in the background. The bottom section encourages exploring workforce services at laworks.net.

ALT Infographic titled "LMI Recap" for Labor Market Information, focusing on skilled trades in September 2026. Highlights include: Electricians received 570 credentials annually from 2016 to 2020, with a 37% increase to 1,037 expected for 2021 to 2025, and 12,000 projected openings in Louisiana through 2034. Carpentry has about 600 credentials annually, with 10,000 projected openings through 2034. Conclusion: Training growth needs to match demand for skilled trades in Louisiana. Logos for "Montly Insights. Better Decisions. Stronger Workforce." and Louisiana Works "Research & Statistics" are present.

ALT Promotional graphic titled "Who's Hiring Louisiana?" with a map outline. Text reads "September 2026. Explore opportunities by city." Locations highlighted are Baton Rouge and New Iberia. A footer note says "Swipe Find your city" with directional arrows.

ALT Promotional flyer for the New Iberia Career & Skill Up Resource Fair, part of the "Who's Hiring Louisiana" series. The event is scheduled for September 16 from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the MLK Center, New Iberia, LA. It focuses on sectors like healthcare, skilled trades, manufacturing, and more. Attendees are advised to bring multiple resumes, dress professionally, arrive early, and be ready for interviews. Logo at the bottom for Louisiana Works.

ALT Flyer for a hiring event in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, labeled "WHO’S HIRING Louisiana?" Set for September 29, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the Main Library on Goodwood Boulevard. Offers a chance to connect with local employers, advising attendees to prepare for on-the-spot interviews. Includes tips like practicing introductions and having questions ready. Features the Louisiana Works logo.