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There are several types of benefits available to Texans. Click here to understand the types of benefits you may be qualified for.
If it has been three weeks or less since your last payment request: Request payment. If it has been more than three weeks since your last payment request you will need to reapply. Be sure to report any hours or earnings you work during the period requested.
TWC has approved multiple policy actions to support families and programs at this time and continues to move quickly to respond to child care needs across the state. Actions approved by the commission.
This website will allow frontline workers to search for available child care near their home or work, and it will display a map of licensed child care centers, licensed homes, and registered homes.
Due to the spread of COVID-19 several local Workforce Solutions offices around the state have had to move to virtual services or limited public access. Before you go to any office please check the updated list below to find the best way to contact your office. The list is updated as office status changes occur.
Vocational Rehabilitation Updates
TWC-VR is committed to continuing to serve customers as we work together with our Texas Workforce Solutions partners to address the serious health and safety implications caused by the spread of COVID-19.
Help TWC fight unemployment benefits identity (ID) theft.
Businesses or individuals who have information that an unemployment claim was filed using a stolen ID should report the ID theft claim on TWC’s online portal.
We recommend using the secure online portal to report any suspected ID theft claim. However, if you cannot use the online portal, send an email to TWC.fraud@twc.state.tx.us or leave a message on the TWC Fraud Hotline at 800-252-3642. Individuals who report suspected ID theft to TWC do not always receive a call, email, or letter in response to the information provided. TWC will only contact you if we need clarification.
See our Unemployment Benefits ID Theft webpage for more information about how businesses and individuals can protect themselves.
Learn more about programs and resources available to Texas employers and small businesses.
If you offered any of your employees a chance to return to work and they refused, TWC needs to know. Please report each individual who refused to return to work on our online Employer Work Refusal Documentation form.
Total Payments since BWE 3/14/20: $46 Billion
PUC Paid to Date since 4/13/20: $20.6 Billion
PUA Paid to Date since 4/14/20: $4.7 Billion
PEUC Paid to Date since 5/11/20: $4.3 Billion
Payments Made in Last 10 days: 1,125,606 Billion
Net Title XII Advances Drawn Since 6/9/20: $6.8 Billion
Total Claims Received since BWE 3/14/20: 7.7 million
More information on Texas’ unemployment Trust Fund
On Nov. 1, 2020, TWC reinstated work search requirements. Current requirements vary by county. View required work searches in your county.
Access the state’s premier job site via our new streamlined portal.
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TWC is working closely with other State Agencies to help Texans. Below are some helpful resources for Texans impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.