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Louisiana Initial Claims Drop

Louisiana's initial unemployment claims declined for the week. Claims totaled 1,394 for the period ending May 16. This figure is down from 1,490 the previous week. Continued unemployment claims also decreased to 5,987. However, the four-week moving average rose slightly to 1,398.

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https://www.businessreport.com/article/louisiana-sees-initial-jobless-claims-decline-from-previous-week


Topgolf Cuts Staff After Acquisition

Topgolf has announced layoffs affecting an unknown number of workers. The impact on Louisiana locations remains unclear. Reports suggest hundreds of employees were dismissed nationwide. This follows the company's acquisition by private equity firm Leonard Green. Departments like sales and operations were affected.

https://973thedawg.com/topgolf-layoffs-lafayette/


Louisiana Initial Jobless Claims Continue Decline

Louisiana recorded 1,232 initial unemployment filings. This data covers the week ending March 14. This figure is 0.6% lower than the previous week. Initial claims were also 19% lower than last year. Continued claims fell to 6,260, a 44% decrease from last year.

https://www.businessreport.com/article/fewer-layoffs-for-now-louisiana-jobless-claims-are-nearly-20-lower-than-2025


Strauss Borrelli Investigates Westlake Corporation Layoff Notice

A law firm is investigating Westlake Corporation. The investigation relates to a mass layoff in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Westlake informed Louisiana Workforce Development on December 15, 2025. It examines if Westlake failed to give 60 days' notice to 121 employees. Employees affected may receive 60 days of severance pay and benefits.

https://straussborrelli.com/2026/02/03/westlake-corporation-warn-act-investigation/


New Orleans Moreno Administration Implements City Staff Cuts

New Orleans Moreno Administration Implements City Staff Cuts

Mayor Helena Moreno's administration implemented significant personnel changes. These actions address an estimated $222 million budget deficit in New Orleans. Over 30 employees were laid off, and offices like Youth and Families were effectively closed. Key programs, including Crescent City ID and youth initiatives, face uncertain futures. City workers and advocates express concern over program continuity and morale.

https://veritenews.org/2026/01/27/new-orleans-moreno-cuts-layoffs-deficit/


BREC rolls out new initiative with immediate layoffs and hiring freeze

The Recreation and Park Commission of East Baton Rouge (BREC) announced several operational changes on Friday, Jan. 16, including the immediate layoff of about 10% of its workforce. In a news release, BREC said the move is part of a broader effort to become a leaner and more efficient organization, calling it a comprehensive initiative aimed at making bold, strategic changes.

https://www.wafb.com/2026/01/16/brec-announces-immediate-layoffs-part-new-initiative-become-leaner-more-efficient-organization/


Cutting New Orleans city employees

Furloughs, layoffs likely for New Orleans city employees in 2026

Axios

Mon, 01 Dec 2025 12:21:59 GMT

Furloughs and layoffs are anticipated for city employees in New Orleans. These job reductions are projected to take place in the year 2026. The municipal government of New Orleans is the entity affected by these potential staffing changes. This news indicates a likely financial or structural adjustment within the city's workforce. The headline specifies the timeline for these impending employment shifts for the city's staff.
https://www.wdsu.com/article/new-orleans-job-cuts-furloughs-2026/69544120


More cuts at UL

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette has begun layoffs as it works to address a $25 million budget deficit... President Jamie Hebert announced in a letter that the Office of Sustainability and Community Engagement is being closed while the Offices of Communications and Marketing and Auxiliary Services are being restructured. So far, six staff positions have been eliminated.

Hebert acknowledged the personal impact of the cuts, saying the university aims to protect the student experience, support faculty, and minimize human impact while restoring financial stability. A town hall is scheduled to provide updates and hear from the campus community.

https://www.katc.com/lafayette-parish/interim-president-announces-layoffs-at-ul