Governor Jeff Landry issues hiring freeze as Louisiana faces budget shortfall, cuts
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry announced a statewide hiring freeze to address a budget shortfall. The hiring freeze is projected to save the state $20 million annually. The budget shortfall follows voters' rejection of a proposed amendment to fund teacher pay raises.
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