Construction Jobs Are Up in Baton Rouge LA
Baton Rouge LA
The construction job sector has grown in Baton Rouge LA during the past year, ending April 30th, unlike the majority of the country which has seen a decrease in the construction job sector. The number of jobs in the construction industry gained over 7% during the past year in Baton Rouge, another positive sign for the Louisiana city. An article at Nola.com stated that “since Hurricane Katrina, Baton Rouge has become the leading construction hub for the state, with its job total now 10,000 positions higher than New Orleans, which saw construction employment unchanged for the year.” Baton Rouge has proven to be a strong city when it comes to riding out the economy.
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