Another Week of Available Work: What Support Is Available?
29 Dec 2025
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The Texas Workforce Commission exists to connect employers with resources that help them recruit, train, and retain talent. These aren’t one-size-fits-all programs—they’re designed to meet the diverse needs of businesses across Texas industries. TWC works closely with economic development both at the state and local level to talk about what a business is going to need in order to be successful and how a community can provide success.
Some highlights include:
Skills Development Fund: This flagship program helps employers develop customized training for their current or new workforce. It’s ideal for companies looking to upskill their employees in collaboration with a local community or technical college.
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