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Overview
This page contains information about programs and services that can benefit your business.
1st Quarter 2021
Recruiting and Hiring Resources
In these unprecedented times, the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) is working with
Texas employers with the goal of helping individuals become gainfully employed. TWC
is encouraging Texas employers to use the reemployment services available to them at
no cost.
Please visit our webpage Recruiting & Hiring Resources to find out how to post a job, review résumés, recruit potential
employees, learn about current employment programs, and identify potential tax credits
and hiring incentives.
Find out about the benefits of hiring people with disabilities and the contributions of
people with disabilities in the workforce on our webpage Texas HireAbility.
2nd Quarter 2021
Reporting Fraud – ID Theft
The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) is encouraging Texans to use extreme caution on social media amid a dramatic increase in identity theft. Although no TWC system has been compromised, a record number of identity theft cases shows just how important it is to be vigilant in securing private information.
TWC recommends using our secure online portal to report any suspected ID theft related to unemployment benefit claims.
Go to UI Fraud Submission
However if you cannot use the online portal, please call the TWC Fraud Hotline at 800-252-3642.
3rd Quarter 2021
Verify Worker Social Security Numbers
Go to: https://www.ssa.gov/employer/ssnv.htm
Employers Should Verify Names and SSNs Online because:
Correct names and SSNs on wage reports are the keys to the successful processing of your quarterly tax report submissions and calculation of taxes due.
Verification will prevent the need to make tax report corrections.
Correct worker information will prevent investigations when former employees file for Unemployment Benefits.
4th Quarter 2020
Where to Report Workers
The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) uses the following sequence of tests to determine where an employer should report their workers and pay unemployment taxes:
- Location of Services
- Employee's Base of Operation
- Place of Direction and Control
- Location of Employee's Home Address
- Services Outside of the United States
To view the TWC Location of Services Checklist and determine where to report your workers, please go to our webpage Location of Services Checklist.
