
The Texas Workforce Commission is the state agency responsible for delivering workforce development services to employers and job seekers across Texas. It administers a broad portfolio that includes job search and placement, unemployment and wage claims, apprenticeships, vocational training, and veteran and disability employment programs. By aligning its services with the Governor’s economic development strategy, TWC strengthens Texas’s competitive edge and supports a highly skilled labor market that attracts enterprise investment. The agency’s commitment to inclusive workforce solutions—such as childcare support, career planning, and skills grants—ensures that individuals and communities can achieve sustainable economic prosperity.
The Program Specialist I performs routine consultative services and technical assistance work, working under moderate supervision. You will receive and distribute incoming mail, emails, and faxes, create digital case files, and enter new H-2A, H-2B, and interstate job order data into the FLC system.
The Texas Workforce Commission is the state agency responsible for delivering workforce development services to employers and job seekers across Texas. It administers a broad portfolio that includes job search and placement, unemployment and wage claims, apprenticeships, vocational training, and veteran and disability employment programs. By aligning its services with the Governor’s economic development strategy, TWC strengthens Texas’s competitive edge and supports a highly skilled labor market that attracts enterprise investment. The agency’s commitment to inclusive workforce solutions—such as childcare support, career planning, and skills grants—ensures that individuals and communities can achieve sustainable economic prosperity.