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February 1, 2016

Texas Economy Slows Growth Rate

Since 2012, the Texas economy has been on a strong path, beating US growth rates month after month, but it looks like the Texas economy has started to slow down. Since August of 2015, the...

July 22, 2015

Despite Oil Concerns Jobs Keep Coming

Even with the oil concerns that hit the Texas economy as the oil and gas industry slowed, Texans kept a bright outlook on the future and rightfully so. In the year from June 2014 to...

May 21, 2015

Texas Ranks Well in Best Cities for Jobs List

Glassdoor this week released its List of the 25 Best Cities for Jobs. The company, which calls themselves the “most transparent career community,” compiles the list based their Glassdoor Job Score, which takes into account...

May 14, 2015

Texas Unemployment And Job Growth

Texas unemployment has once again fallen, down now to 4.2% in March compared to 5.3% in March 2014. As job growth continues with all Texas industries having more jobs in March 2014 than in the...

January 19, 2015

Texas Scores Big Among Best Performing Cities

Texas is no stranger to top ten lists and with the Milken Institute’s list of Best Performing Cities, the state again has taken top honors. Ten cities in Texas were named to the list which...

November 27, 2014

Texas Job Growth Hasn’t Slowed

Texas job growth continues on its path, adding another record of job creation to its resume. Texas added 35,200 seasonally adjusted jobs in October, bringing the 12 month total to 421,900 jobs, meaning Texas job...

July 7, 2014

San Antonio Ranks High In Job Satisfaction

Job satisfaction is high in San Antonio according to career community site, Glassdoor. The website took a look at the 50 largest cities in America and ranked them based on a survey that looked at employees’...

May 17, 2014

Texas Tops Forbes Best Cities For Jobs List

Forbes has released its “Best Cities for Jobs 2014” list and as expected, Texas makes a strong showing on the list in several city-size categories. Forbes looked at short, medium, and long term job creations...