The notice the Texas Workforce Commission filed with the Secretary of State on Monday afternoon does one thing: it makes it lawful for all three commissioners to be in the same room on Tuesday morning.
AMERMIN, an Austin-based recycler and refiner of critical minerals, is renewing its call for federal export licensing on mill-ready tungsten scrap, warning in a July 29 news release that high-value material is leaving the country for overseas remanufacturing even as tungsten prices sit near record highs.
The Texas Workforce Commission gave more of Monday morning to one item than to any other on its agenda — and took no vote on it.
A sales tax break that cost Texas an estimated $14.
The Texas Workforce Commission has awarded a $150,000 Texas Industry Partnership grant to Workforce Solutions Lower Rio Grande Valley and The PossAble Dream Foundation to expand job training for adult learners in South Texas, the agency announced in a July 23 news release.
Texas added 43,400 nonfarm jobs in June and 177,900 over the past year, the Texas Workforce Commission reported, pushing total employment in the state to 14,469,600 positions.
The Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office has released a draft regulatory efficiency review of the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners that recommends repealing or amending 14 of the board's 227 rules, projecting between $29.
The Texas oil and natural gas industry added 4,100 upstream jobs in May, notching its third consecutive month of employment gains, the Texas Oil & Gas Association announced in a July 9 news release.