Jobs

AI Disruption Hits Gen Z Workers Hardest as Experienced Employees Thrive

New research from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas shows AI adoption is benefiting older workers while leaving younger, less experienced employees struggling to find jobs.

McKinney Native Manages Risk at Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

Jacob Holly, a West Point graduate and Iraq War veteran, now oversees business continuity and IT risk at the regional Fed bank.

2026 NCPWB Technical Conference to Address Welding Workforce Challenges

Keynote speaker Andrew Brown to discuss building the next generation of welding professionals

Titus County Job Fair Set for Tuesday

Northeast Texas Community College to host employment event with area employers

VIA to Host Hiring Event for Bus Operators and Mechanics

The event will take place on Wednesday, February 18th at the VIA Metro Center.

Jumpstart Career Expo Set for Tuesday in McAllen

Annual job fair returns to McAllen Convention Center

Remote Assistant Training Guide Outlines Weekly Plan

A week-by-week strategy for training remote assistants to be high-performing members of the team.

Hybrid Work Expands in Texas While Fully Remote Opportunities Become More Limited in 2026

Employers in Texas are recalibrating policies to align with collaboration goals, productivity measurement, and shifting workforce expectations.

South Expands Infrastructure to Support U.S. Companies Building Distributed Teams Across Latin America

Workforce infrastructure company helps businesses integrate international professionals into long-term roles

Talroo Wins 2026 Lighthouse Tech Award for Best Frontline-Focused Solution in Talent Acquisition

Customers achieve up to an 80% increase in hire and interview rates

Oracle Plans Massive Layoffs to Fund AI Expansion

The tech giant could cut up to 30,000 jobs to finance new data centers and infrastructure for its AI initiatives.

USCIS Seeks Biometrics Technicians in San Antonio

On-call positions available to support immigration application processing