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Overview

To manage its responsibilities in the Texas workforce system, a Workforce Development Board (Board) must have strong financial management and service delivery practices. As required by law (Texas Labor Code §302.048), the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) evaluates Board capacity to oversee and manage local funds and the delivery of local workforce services, and makes the evaluation results available.

We evaluate Board fulfillment of its responsibilities related to:

  • Developing, maintaining and upgrading comprehensive fiscal management and accountability systems
  • Hiring, training and retraining qualified staff to carry out the Board's oversight function
  • Selection and oversight of local contractors to improve delivery of workforce services
  • Oversight and improvement of operation of local Workforce Solutions offices in the area served by the Board
  • Managing contractors' performance across multiple Board programs and achieving required performance standards
  • Identifying and resolving long-standing oversight problems of the Board and performance problems of contract providers

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Evaluation Methodology

In accordance with law and rule (40 TAC §802.67 Commission Evaluation of Board Oversight Capacity), we evaluate Board performance and compliance with applicable statutes, regulations, and other governing provisions and make findings as appropriate with respect to the six areas of responsibility listed above.

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Board Ratings

  1. Workforce Solutions PanhandlePDF
  2. Workforce Solutions South PlainsPDF
  3. Workforce Solutions North TexasPDF
  4. Workforce Solutions for North Central TexasPDF
  5. Workforce Solutions Tarrant CountyPDF
  6. Workforce Solutions Greater DallasPDF
  7. Workforce Solutions Northeast TexasPDF
  8. Workforce Solutions East TexasPDF
  9. Workforce Solutions of West Central TexasPDF
  10. Workforce Solutions BorderplexPDF
  11. Workforce Solutions Permian BasinPDF
  12. Workforce Solutions Concho ValleyPDF
  13. Workforce Solutions Heart of TexasPDF
  14. Workforce Solutions Capital AreaPDF
  15. Workforce Solutions Rural Capital AreaPDF
  16. Workforce Solutions Brazos ValleyPDF
  17. Workforce Solutions Deep East TexasPDF
  18. Workforce Solutions Southeast TexasPDF
  19. Workforce Solutions Golden CrescentPDF
  20. Workforce Solutions AlamoPDF
  21. Workforce Solutions South TexasPDF
  22. Workforce Solutions of the Coastal BendPDF
  23. Workforce Solutions Lower Rio GrandePDF
  24. Workforce Solution Cameron CountyPDF
  25. Workforce Solutions TexomaPDF
  26. Workforce Solutions Central TexasPDF
  27. Workforce Solutions Middle Rio GrandePDF
  28. Workforce Solutions Gulf CoastPDF

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