Texas Workforce Commission

The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) is the state agency dedicated to workforce development and employment services in Texas. It operates through a network of 28 Local Workforce Development Boards, collaborating with various partners to support employers, job seekers, and communities. TWC's mission is to create economic prosperity by promoting a robust workforce system, emphasizing local solutions and skilled labor availability. TWC offers a wide range of services, including job training, career counseling, and employment placement for diverse groups such as veterans and individuals with disabilities. The agency administers unemployment benefits and provides subsidized child care for low-income families in workforce training. Additionally, TWC analyzes labor market data to assist businesses and policymakers and runs adult education programs to enhance workforce readiness. TWC serves a variety of stakeholders, including employers seeking skilled workers, job seekers accessing training and benefits, and communities addressing regional employment needs. Its strategic focus for 2025–2029 aims to improve transparency and responsiveness to Texas's evolving economy.