Tex. Labor Code § 310.004
This is the official text of Tex. Labor Code § 310.004, part of Texas’s Labor Code — governs wages, workplace safety, and workers' compensation.
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§ 310.004. RESOURCE SERVICES.
Official statutory text
The network, through its members, shall provide and continually update resource information regarding:
(1) child-care and early childhood education services in this state; and
(2) assistance in becoming a child-care provider, including information about:
(A) the general requirements for applying for and maintaining a license, listing, or registration under Chapter 42, Human Resources Code; and
(B) the availability of financial resources and educational, technical, and other training opportunities, including management skills training and continuing education programs for operators and employees of child-care facilities, regardless of whether the network or another person provides those opportunities.
(1) child-care and early childhood education services in this state; and
(2) assistance in becoming a child-care provider, including information about:
(A) the general requirements for applying for and maintaining a license, listing, or registration under Chapter 42, Human Resources Code; and
(B) the availability of financial resources and educational, technical, and other training opportunities, including management skills training and continuing education programs for operators and employees of child-care facilities, regardless of whether the network or another person provides those opportunities.
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