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The Rural Capital Area Workforce Development Board is in compliance with all state and federal EEO and ADA programs as referenced in Part 3 EO Compliance and Assurances (29 CFR Part 34.20).

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The Workforce Center is a community partnership providing recruitment and employment services to businesses and job seekers in the nine-county Rural Capital Area.  Our 11 offices and on-line job banks are accessed by more than 50,000 job seekers annually, making us one of the largest single sources of job applicants!

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Employers:  Do you know about Texas New Hire Reporting?

Federal and State law requires employers to report new hires within 20 days of   their state date.  Information received is kept in a confidential database and used by various state and federal agencies to ensure payment of child support and prevent fraud in Workers’ Compensation, unemployment claims and welfare programs.  This can help reduce the costs of these programs and LOWER YOUR TAXES.  To find out more about it, and file your report on-line, go to the following website:

http://www.newhire.org/tx/



If you are looking for solutions to your present and future workforce needs, we have them!

  • Post your job openings!    More . . .
    Place your job orders on-line through Work In Texas or contact representatives at the Workforce Centers -- all at no charge to you.  With Work In Texas, you screen the applicants and have total control over the order!  If our Workforce Development Specialists enter your order, they can screen potential applicants for you from the matches they receive.
  • Use our sites!
    Use our facilities for recruiting, interviewing and hiring.  Our offices are centrally located with free parking at each office.
  • Stay competitive!
    Access up-to-date labor market and wage information to assist you in employee recruitment and retention.


Your business or organization can save real money when employing eligible workers and qualified participants of some programs.  Contact your local Business Services Representative for more information or explore the links listed below.

  • Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC)  More . . .
    This is a federal tax credit used to reduce the federal tax liability of private-for-profit employers.  WOTC can provide up to $2,400 per eligible worker.
  • Welfare-to-Work Tax Credit  More . . .
    Long-term family assistance recipients who begin work after December 31, 1997, and before January 1, 2004 can earn their employers up to $8,500 if they meet certain requirements.
  • State of Texas Tax Refund
    . . . up to $2,000 per eligible worker.
  • On-the-Job Training  More . . .
    Your business can receive 40% of qualified wages for up to six months for training a qualified participant on the job.

Click here for more tax saving information



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.



The BSU, 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:
(Consists of Blanco, Burnet, Llano & Williamson Counties)

Janice Young
1611 Chisholm Trail, #600
Round Rock, Texas  78681
janice.young@ruralcapital.net
TOLL FREE: (866) 518-0576,
Ext. 1027
FAX: (512) 255-9265

Janet Girard
1611 Chisholm Trail, #600
Round Rock, Texas  78681
janet.girard@ruralcapital.net
TOLL FREE: (866) 518-0576,
Ext. 1015
FAX: (512) 255-9265

 

EAST Region:
(Consists of Bastrop, Fayette & Lee Counties)

Dianne Tripp
150 Settlement Drive, Suite F
Bastrop, Texas  78602
dianne.tripp@ruralcapital.net
TOLL FREE:  (866) 518-0575,
Ext. 2015
PAGER:  NA
FAX: (512) 303-4352

 

SOUTH Region:
(Consists of Caldwell & Hays Counties)

 Keith McCollum
202 S. C.M. Allen Parkway
San Marcos, Texas 78666
keith.mccollum@ruralcapital.net
TOLL FREE: (866) 518-0577,
Ext. 3018
FAX: (512) 392-9021

 

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