Texas Jobs Report: San Antonio Loses Workers, Austin Gains
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Texas Job Growth Slows, Still Better Than National Average – 710am KURV
The rate of job growth in Texas is slowing a bit, but it still outpaces the national average. Texas employers added 56-hundred nonfarm jobs last month, boosting the state’s growth rate about one percent for the year. That’s about twice the nationwide average growth rate. More than 159-thousand jobs have been added statewide so far this year. The Texas Workforce Commission says the Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos metro area has added 75-hundred work…
Texas adds 5,600 jobs in August
Texas added 5,600 nonfarm jobs in August, bringing total employment in the state to 14,469,300 jobs, according to the Texas Workforce Commission.The state added 159,400 jobs over the year, representing an annual growth rate of 1.1%, 0.7 percentage points above the national rate.Texas’ civilian labor force grew by 17,100 people in August to 15,932,600. The labor force has increased by 10,900 people over the past year.The state’s seasonally adjust…
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