For Employees

This training helps leaders build stronger teams by setting clear expectations, fostering accountability, and providing meaningful feedback. Participants will not only explore becoming more accountable, but also learn strategies for holding others accountable by practicing feedback methods that fuel growth using tools like the S.T.A.R. model and practical feedback guidelines. Email DSSAS-EDTHelpdesk@la.gov for questions.

This session explores how the desire for harmony can lead to poor decision-making and missed opportunities. Participants will learn to recognize the signs of Group Think, discover ways to create a safe space for diverse perspectives, and practice strategies to counteract Group Think to strengthen collaboration and innovation. Email DSSAS-EDTHelpdesk@la.gov for questions.

This session is designed to equip you with Microsoft Teams skills needed to navigate, communicate, and collaborate in the workplace. You will explore real-time examples and engage in hands-on simulations of the layout, features, and communication tools, and gain clarity on the differences between Teams and Zoom. Register for Part 1 here and Part 2 here.

Leadership thrives on trust and inspiration — not control. This presentation will cover the challenges of outdated leadership styles, the benefits of trust-driven leadership, and key strategies for building trust and engagement. By embracing trust-centered leadership, teams can unlock potential and drive innovation. Register for Part 1 here and Part 2 here.

These sessions highlight Microsoft Teams features for collaboration and productivity. Participants will learn to create and manage teams, share files, run effective meetings, and practice clear communication, professionalism, and team etiquette to support a positive virtual work environment. Register for Part 1 here and Part 2 here.

All LDH employees and contractors with P-numbers are required to complete their assigned training by October 31, 2025. You can access training courses in SuccessFactors.

With hurricane season peaking in late August and September, proactive planning is essential to safeguard lives and property. Favorable Atlantic conditions heighten the risk of storm development, making preparedness especially vital for Louisiana residents due to the state’s exposure to Gulf-originating tropical systems. Please review our hurricane preparedness recommendations.

Football season brings excitement, but staying safe is essential. Stay hydrated by drinking electrolytes, especially during hot early games. Practice food safety at tailgates by keeping perishables cold and cooking meats thoroughly. In crowded stadiums, maintain hygiene, watch your step, and stick with your group. Celebrate responsibly and protect your hearing to enjoy the full game-day experience.