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Oxford Economics has released a new report that puts Louisiana and Oregon on top of the list of states that are likely to lose jobs to robots.

These days, we're seeing automation take jobs from real hard-working human beings. Compared to most states, Louisiana workers are in bad shape.

Is the Lone Star the new Silicon Valley?

The world is changing. And, for once, the state of Louisiana and Shreveport are out in front of that change instead of being 10 years behind it.

Immediately after the sale, the entire staff of the 182 year old organization learned that they would be getting the ax.

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The jobs picture in Shreveport doesn't look good, but the rest of the state is seeing improvements.

Downtown Shreveport would look picture perfect, plus we could help the homeless while we beautify our city.

The open positions pay an average of $40,000 per year - plus benefits.

If you're looking for a career, this could be for you.

As member of the Chocolonely crew, you'll receive monthly massages, weekly yoga, and a generous travel budget.

Those in search of a position in the upcoming administration in order to aid the Mayor-to-be's efforts are encouraged to upload their resume to the site