The Dallas Fed argues Texas’ employment for 2025 was “flat,” appearing to contradict state and federal employment data and claims made by the governor and state leaders. “Texas employment was ...

As a right-to-work state, Texas’ percentage of union workers has always been lower than the national average of 9.9%. The high point was in 1993, when 7.5% of the workforce was in a union. Union ...

Coastal Bend College and Goodwill Industries of South Texas formally launched a workforce training partnership on Jan. 27 ...

Applications for unemployment benefits are seen as representative of U.S. layoffs and are close to a real-time indicator of ...

More veterans are looking for work after layoffs and federal workforce cuts, and recruiters are hoping to connect them with ...

Texas added over 19,000 jobs in December, rounding out 2025 as a historic year of growth for the labor force, according to ...

Explore the full archive of TIME, a century of journalism, insight, and perspective, with AI that helps you research, connect ideas, and uncover stories across every era and topic. The federal ...

As layoffs pile up, workers are feeling increasingly anxious about the job market.

The new Texas Unemployment System (TxUS) for tax will go live by or on June 1, 2026. Each month, we will provide updates and information about the new system to help you prepare for the transition.

The rate-setting committee remains split between those opposed to further cuts until inflation comes down, and those who want to lower rates to further support hiring.

Steve Pier has been appointed executive director of the Texas Workforce Commission. He has held several senior state agency roles, most recently as deputy executive director of the Texas Department of ...

As Texas’ labor force reached record high numbers of over 15.9 million people in 2025, three East Texan cities saw changes in employment and unemployment rates. 'Uninvestable': Trump pitch to oil ...