More Central Texans Find Work as Regional Economy Keeps Growing
More Central Texans were working in July as employment rose, wages climbed 7.3%, continued unemployment claims fell and the regional labor force remained near record levels.
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More Central Texans were working in July as employment rose, wages climbed 7.3%, continued unemployment claims fell and the regional labor force remained near record levels.
New Central Texas healthcare workforce study projects more than 14,000 new jobs through 2031 and identifies opportunities to expand training and career pathways.
Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area has launched Career Ready Central Texas, a regional online portal connecting residents with career opportunities, education, training and workforce resources across Central Texas.
WSRCA’s Youth Services campaign connects Central Texas students and families with career exploration, internships, training, college planning, and workforce resources.
More people are choosing to build their futures in Central Texas, driving continued workforce growth and strengthening the region's economy through new talent and opportunity.
Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area Chief Solutions Officer Kelly Moreno has been named a nominee for the Austin Business Journal's 2026 Women in Business Awards, recognizing outstanding women leaders making an impact across Central Texas.