Governor Jeff Landry issues hiring freeze as Louisiana faces budget shortfall, cuts
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry issued a statewide hiring freeze Wednesday as the state faces a budget shortfall and voters rejected a proposed amendment that would have generated funding for teacher pay raises in next year's spending plan. Landry said he hopes the hiring freeze will generate $20 million in annual savings for the state's general fund.
The state's best year for economic development announcements was in 2023, when Gov. John Bel Edwards’ administration touted ...
Governor Jeff Landry issued an executive order calling for a hiring freeze on Wednesday. It comes after Louisiana voters ...
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry announced Wednesday that there will be a statewide hiring freeze amid an expected budget shortfall ...
Gov. Jeff Landry issued an executive order Wednesday, placing a hiring freeze for the state government’s executive branch to ...
Gov. Jeff Landry named State Fire Marshal Bryan Adams as the new commissioner of the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles.
Gov. Jeff Landry clearly was unhappy Saturday night (March 29) after Louisiana voters soundly rejected four proposed ...
Gov. Jeff Landry announced Friday morning that Louisiana OMV Commissioner Dan Casey has resigned as the state office ...
"This is not the end for us, and we will continue to fight to make the generational changes for Louisiana to succeed," Landry ...
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