The new MyTXCareer.com portal launched by our partners at the Texas Workforce Commission is live, and provides a faster, easier registration than WorkInTexas.com. MyTXCareer is designed specifically for job seekers; Think of this system as a new, easier doorway into WorkInTexas. Individuals who register through the portal will have their information in WorkInTexas.
In alignment with the assessment of road conditions & other factors made by our local school districts, the following Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area offices will be closed or experience a delayed opening this morning due to the inclement weather.
To support getting Central Texans back to work, our partners at Austin Community College District are offering deep discounts for students looking to upskill and train in more than 25 of the highest-demand sectors in the region, including health care, IT, and skilled trades.
Our partners at the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) are developing the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) State Plan for Fiscal Years 2022-2024. The CCDF State Plan will outline the policies, strategies and vision for the child care program, including the subsidy program and Texas Rising Star.
In an effort to improve broadband (high speed internet) access in our rural communities, Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area is assisting Connected Nation and their collaboration with CAPCOG to gather some data in Blanco, Burnet and Llano counties to determine the current status of broadband access, adoption and use.
Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area is proud to host a virtual community town hall with State Rep. John Cyrier, House District 17, on Nov. 18, at 2 p.m., to review how local businesses and job seekers can connect with resources at any stage of their workforce journey.