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Texas Labor Intelligence
A public-data toolkit for Texas workers comparing pay, tracking layoff notices, and planning financially through a job change.
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The project combines occupational pay estimates, layoff records, and household-finance scenarios into three related workflows rather than presenting a general labor-market dashboard. Its geographic model covers 254 Texas counties but uses 32 published labor markets, so neighboring counties can share an estimate. The homepage identifies BLS May 2025 estimates, public TWC records, and Census data as source material, and says calculations run in the browser.
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