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Texas Workforce Commission Reviews

3.2

47% would recommend to a friend

(439 total reviews)

Ed Serna

77% approve of CEO

50% positive business outlook

Texas Workforce Commission has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 439 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Texas Workforce Commission employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Government and public administration industry (3.8 stars).

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439 reviews
2.0
14 Jun 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Time off Insurance State retirement

Cons

Management is out of touch of just how unmanageable the workloads are when they won't raise salaries to hire new employees. Each office has 3+ vacancies, leaving remaining staff to cover empty caseloads. Each counselor is tasked with special projects, vacancy coverage, weekly reporting, and mandatory "training" that is basic information we could read in an email that takes up 1-3 hours of precious work time. It's all about hitting numbers and earning next year's budget-- understandable in sales-- but not in a counseling position where you barely have 10 minutes to give each customer per month. Legislators won't give us more funds, so management pretends we can get it all done in a 40-hour work week with no OTP or bonuses. And if you don't comply, you're put on a PIP and sent packing, even if you yourself have a disability. It's sad. No heart. No compassion. No human service.

3.0
16 Mar 2021
Recommend
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Pros

Good benefits. Depending on office, you may get good mgmt. Services and programs offered can make a difference in people's lives. Opportunity for trainings/CEU.

Cons

Depending on office, you may get horrible mgmt (I've seen and experienced both). No recognition, promotion or raise/merit for those with additional licenses/certifications. Work can be stressful. Numbers-driven, including high caseload # assigned per counselor and needing to meet certain numbers and requirements. During telework, there really is no universal electronic case management/filing system, so a bit behind on technology and going paperless. You also do not get paid enough for the amount of work you do.

1.0
15 Jun 2017

Do NOT work here

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Vacation time. Only way to receive a promotion is by leaving the agency and starting at a higher pay rate somewhere else, then returning. NOT WORTH IT.

Cons

Supervisors on a power trip; no merit/pay increases; performance reviews are not handled properly and often do not encompass all work that was done; CHAPS system (time tracking) is time consuming and VERY outdated; instruction on assignments often change while working on something and employees are not notified; behind closed door meetings with management and information is not provided to lower level staff; no ability to review supervisors; turnover is EXTREMELY high because of lack of pay/merit increases and opportunity for advancement is almost non-existent.

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