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Tex. Labor Code § 302.258

This is the official text of Tex. Labor Code § 302.258, part of Texas’s Labor Code — governs wages, workplace safety, and workers' compensation.

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§ 302.258. ANNUAL REPORT.

Official statutory text

(a) Not later than December 1 of each year, the commission shall submit to the lieutenant governor, the speaker of the house of representatives, and the members of the legislature a report on grants made under this subchapter that states:

(1) the number of direct jobs each grant recipient created in this state in each job category of the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's job classification guide;

(2) the median wage of the jobs each grant recipient created in this state;

(3) the total amount of each grant awarded to a grant recipient;

(4) the number and categorization of industry-recognized apprenticeship program participants trained and employed by each grant recipient under Section 302.255(4)(F);

(5) a determination of whether the grant program administered under this subchapter has resulted in a positive return on investment to the state and an explanation of the methods used by the commission in making that determination; and

(6) if the commission considers it appropriate and feasible, a list of recommendations for legislative or other changes to the grant program administered under this subchapter to increase the return on investment to the state.

(b) The report may not include information that is made confidential by law.

(c) The commission may require a grant recipient under this subchapter to submit, on a form provided by the commission, information required to complete the report.

(d) The commission shall post the annual report on its Internet website.

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