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Established to help businesses and employers design and implement effective workforce solutions in the nine-county area surrounding |
| Travis County, the Business Resource Unit (BRU) of the Rural
Capital Area Workforce Centers offers each employer a dedicated source of
contact in the form of a Business Service Representative who oversees a
specific labor market region within the Rural Capital Area. Through this contact, employers have access to a world of labor market and tax information that can be specifically applied to the economic realities that exist within their neighborhood. Further, with access to the largest job posting/matching system in the area, Rural Capital Area businesses and employers can benefit directly from reduced time, effort and cost spent in the recruiting and screening of potential employees that have been drawn from a much smaller pool. |
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The BRU, which is divided into 3 distinct geographic regions of the Rural
Capital Area, is staffed by Business Service Representatives (BSR) who
respond to the specific needs of business and employers within each of
these regions. Whether you need simple information or a full scale
job fair performed for your business your Representative can make the
connection for you. Check the list below for your local BSR:
NORTH
Region: Janice Young |
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EAST
Region: Dianne Tripp |
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SOUTH
Region: Bob Ashton |
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Anchored by the Texas Workforce Commission's vast information resources,
the Workforce Network consists of the Commission, all 28 designated
Workforce Development Boards and Workforce Centers throughout the
state. Through this network, businesses, employers and job seekers
now have vital workforce-related information at their fingertips.
| Here are some Business/Employer related information links: | |
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