If you lost your job because of federal workforce reduction or reorganization, you can apply for unemployment benefits as soon as you become unemployed. TWC will investigate the reasons for your job loss and determine if you are eligible for benefits.
The public commissioner’s office serves as the representative for the public, promoting and supporting the growth of Texas’ world-class employers and talented workforce.
Information for how to verify your identity in order to validate your unemployment benefits claim.
The Labor Commissioner's office represents the interests of workers with respect to TWC services.
Texas Workforce Commission partners with the Texas Governor’s Committee on People With Disabilities and Texas Workforce Solutions on Texas HireAbility to raise awareness about the benefits of hiring people with disabilities and highlight their contributions in the workplace.
TWC shares commission meeting information such as the minutes, agenda, and materials with the public. Find all 2023 commission meeting information in one place.
Learn whose wages to report, which wages and benefits are taxable, and how much tax is due. Information about workers who work in more than one state is also included on this page.
Find resources for future, present and former students. Find information about studying at a career school or college. Explore options and learn about how to enroll in a program. For more information, contact TWC's Career Schools and Colleges department.
Find information about each of the 28 local Workforce Development Boards, their service areas, board oversight capacity, local procurement opportunities, target occupations, eligible training providers, and links to Board websites.
Learn the basics of unemployment benefits, including how the benefits are funded, how and when to apply, and the confidentiality of information you submit.