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In this podcast, we’ll introduce you to the Texas Workforce Commission and its scope of services. The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) is a partner in the Texas Workforce Solutions system, which encompasses TWC’s partnership with the 28 Local Workforce Development Boards, Board staff, and Board Service Provider/Contractor staff, as well as other partners including other state agencies. Together we work to promote and support a workforce system that creates value and offers employers, individuals, and communities the opportunity to achieve and sustain the economic prosperity. The Texas Workforce Solutions System includes 28 Workforce Development Boards, which together make up Texas Workforce Solutions. Local Workforce Solutions Offices number approximately 200 located throughout the state. Last year, Texas Workforce Solutions assisted job seekers in making nearly 1.1 million new employment connections, and directly served nearly 90,000 employers. As the primary oversight agency for the Texas Workforce Solutions System in the state, some of the responsibilities of the Texas Workforce Commission include: • Oversight of statewide workforce development activities. • Assurance of compliance with statutes and regulations. • Evaluation of Board oversight capacity and fiscal integrity. • Board performance measurement and target negotiation. • Review of Board member nominees and their approval. • Technical assistance and policy guidance. • Training and development. • Allocation of federal and state funds and grant resources. • Coordination with state-level agencies and initiatives. • Research and evaluation. • Administration of Unemployment Insurance (UI) benefits, taxes, and trust funds. • Enforcement of wage payment and child labor laws. • Certification of Workforce Solutions Offices. • Automated management information system support via The Workforce Information System of Texas (TWIST). • Contract execution, management, and monitoring. • Surveying and reporting of employment statistics. • Development of Labor Market and Career Information (LMCI). • Maintenance and enhancement of WorkInTexas.com, TWC’s online job matching system. Workforce Development - TWC is responsible for overseeing workforce development programs and initiatives, which provide a wide variety of services that support customers. Workforce development services include the support of a market-driven, integrated system that consolidates employment, job training, and work-related services, including the regulation of career schools and colleges. Federal legislation requires that Workforce Solutions Offices provide labor market information to customers. This includes data about occupations and industries in demand, both statewide and at the local level, and other information about labor market trends and economic conditions that help customers make informed choices. In order to design service delivery strategies and assess the needs among businesses and other customers, it is critical to...

TWC provides the Employer's Quarterly Report (Form C-3) quarterly, by mail, only to those employers who are not required to file electronically. Once you file online, Form C-3 will no longer be mailed to you.