The Texas Workforce Commission has released their report this week indicating the state continued the growth of 2014 by adding 287,000 seasonally adjusted jobs over the past year and has added 1,200 positions since April.
The Texas Workforce Commission released their first report of 2015 this week indicating the state continued the growth of 2014 by adding more than 20,000 seasonally adjusted non-farm jobs in January.
The Texas Workforce Commission recently released employment statistics for the state and Governor Rick Perry announced a Texas Enterprise Fund investment
Employment decline is not particularly surprising when moving out of the holiday season, and the Lubbock MSA has added 4,000 jobs overall from January 2013 into January of 2014.
Friday, the Texas Workforce Commission released December employment statistics for the state. For the fifth consecutive month, Texas' unemployment rate dropped, in December going to 6%. Meanwhile, the national unemployment rate is 6.7%.
The number of jobs continues to grow in the state; 17,600 non-farm job were added in December...