Tex. Labor Code § 21.0035
This is the official text of Tex. Labor Code § 21.0035, part of Texas’s Labor Code — governs wages, workplace safety, and workers' compensation.
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§ 21.0035. CIVILIAN WORKFORCE COMPOSITION.
Official statutory text
(a) The commission by rule shall biennially determine:
(1) the percentage of the statewide civilian workforce composed of:
(A) Caucasian Americans;
(B) African Americans;
(C) Hispanic Americans;
(D) females; and
(E) males; and
(2) the percentage of the statewide civilian workforce of the groups listed in Subdivision (1) according to the following job categories:
(A) state agency administration;
(B) professional;
(C) technical;
(D) protective services;
(E) paraprofessional;
(F) administrative support;
(G) skilled craft; and
(H) service and maintenance.
(b) The commission shall report the percentages of the statewide civilian workforce as determined under this section to the governor and the legislature not later than the fifth day of each regular session of the legislature.
(1) the percentage of the statewide civilian workforce composed of:
(A) Caucasian Americans;
(B) African Americans;
(C) Hispanic Americans;
(D) females; and
(E) males; and
(2) the percentage of the statewide civilian workforce of the groups listed in Subdivision (1) according to the following job categories:
(A) state agency administration;
(B) professional;
(C) technical;
(D) protective services;
(E) paraprofessional;
(F) administrative support;
(G) skilled craft; and
(H) service and maintenance.
(b) The commission shall report the percentages of the statewide civilian workforce as determined under this section to the governor and the legislature not later than the fifth day of each regular session of the legislature.
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