Invest in Louisiana participated in a broad coalition that mobilized Louisiana voters to defeat controversial constitutional amendments proposed by Gov. Jeff Landry, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and democratic decision-making in the face of authoritarian narratives.

Invest in Louisiana joined over 150 union members and activists in a protest outside the state Capitol during the 2024 legislative session, opposing proposed bills that would have restricted public-sector collective bargaining rights. This action underlines their commitment to improving labor rights in Louisiana.

On April 19, 2024, policy analyst Christina LeBlanc from Invest in Louisiana criticized legislative proposals that would reduce unemployment benefit duration and eliminate mandatory lunch breaks for child workers, arguing that such measures would disproportionately harm rural communities and vulnerable workers.

Invest in Louisiana publicly endorsed legislative proposals aimed at raising the minimum wage from the federal standard of $7.25 to potentially $14 per hour by 2029. The effort, which highlights the benefits for marginalized workers including women, Black workers, and low-income families, is being promoted as a progressive step forward and is under review by the House Committee on Labor and Industrial Relations.

During the 2024 Regular Session, Invest in Louisiana actively opposed legislation that would have cut unemployment benefits and removed meal break protections for teen workers, while also supporting progressive policies in labor, health, and education. Their advocacy included public outreach, coalition-building, and policy analysis, underscoring a commitment to protecting workers and communities against regressive legislative measures.

Invest in Louisiana published an article on April 26, 2022, calling for a significant increase in the state's minimum wage from the stagnant $7.25 to at least $15 per hour. The article highlights the disproportionate impact on Black, Hispanic, and female workers and outlines several legislative proposals aimed at elevating wages to reduce poverty and improve workers' rights.