Employment figures show a gain of 1,600 jobs. This increase occurred during July. The Texas Workforce Commission reports this growth in nonfarm jobs. Certain metro areas saw employment rise from the previous month. Further information on this topic is available from the Texas Workforce Commission, including details about specific areas where employment increased.
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