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COVID-19 Information Update – Layoffs and Unemployment

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Important Information for our Customers Concerning Layoffs and Unemployment

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Below, you will find some important documents for employers and job seekers who have been affected by the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. If you are an employer notifying us of a layoff, please click HERE to contact a Business Services representative.

 

 Thank you for your patience as we continue to provide services during this unique challinging time.

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Board Members Contact Info

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Central Texas WDB Board Member Contact Information

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Workforce Solutions of Central Texas is led by a board of directors comprised of community leaders from local businesses, educational institutions, labor groups, economic development corporations, community-based organizations, and government entities. 

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Child Care Services Income Guidelines

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Child Care Services Income Guidelines

Maximum Income eligibility for Child Care Services eligibility, Effective October 1, 2019.

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Learn how eligible families of children under the age of 13 may receive child care financial assistance so that parents can work, attend school, or participate in training.

Eligible families may receive child care financial assistance to cover a portion or, in some cases, all of the costs for child care so that parents can work, attend school or participate in training. Child care assistance is available only for children under the age of 13 in any of these circumstances:

  • Parents are receiving or transitioning off of public assistance
  • Are receiving or needing protective services
  • Families are low-income

In some cases the workforce development board may have a waiting list for child care services.

For more information, visit our child care page for parents or contact your local office.

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Public Notice to Training Providers

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Public Notice to Training Providers

Becoming a Certified Training Provider

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Learn how educational institutions may become eligible to receive federal grant funds so that our customers can attend your school, or participate in your training program.

Workforce Solutions of Central Texas accepts applications for training programs directly related to occupations on the Target Occupation List.  See Doing Business with Us to learn more.

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Eligible Training Provider List

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Workforce Solutions of Central Texas Local Training List

Getting Money for Education and Training

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Learn which educational institutions and programs are eligible to receive federal grant funds so you can attend the right school or training program.

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Target Occupations 2019-2020

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Target Occupations 2019-2020

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Workforce Solutions of Central Texas regularly analyzes the regional labor market, looking for industry and occupational trends. Based on this analysis, we have identified a list of Targeted Occupations.

This lists is used to guide the investment of workforce program funds for training.

Targeted Occupations are in demand or emerging in the local economy, are experiencing growth, and provide opportunities for high-skill, high-wage jobs.

For more information or to share your feedback, email us at CharleyA@workforcelink.com.

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Central Texas Workforce Board Strategic Plan

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Central Texas Workforce Board Strategic Plan

Strategic Plan 2017-2020 w 2019 change modifications highlighted in red

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The Central Texas Workforce Board is accountable for leading and governing the workforce system in our 7-county region. The Board engages in a strategic planning process to establish a set of guidelines that set the direction and focus for workforce activities in the region and optimize the use of available resources to reach Board-established results.

The Board’s strategic plan for the Program Years 2017 to 2020 sets forth the goals and strategies that will serve as the roadmap to guide program operations toward achievement of our mission.

 

The Central Texas Workforce Board is committed to its Strategic Plan and to revisiting this plan regularly to ensure it is best serving the needs of the community. Every major decision, every program and every project is examined for its alignment with the Board’s vision.

 

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