Texas Human Resources Information
The Texas Human Resources section is designed to be a comprehensive guide for those interested in the field of Human Resources in the State of Texas. The left-hand navigation titled, "Texas Human Resources," contains a variety of references and resources that may be utilized to determine the path of a human resources career in Texas.
Texas Human Resources Certification
While getting certified is not mandatory, it is recommended that you achieve your PHR(Professional in Human Resources)designation in Texas after one to two years of experience and then, after four to five years, you may be eligible for an SPHR (Senior Professional in Human Resources) designation. Some employers in Texas may prefer job applicants who have some experience and have achieved some form of HR certification.
Texas State Demographic Information:
| Texas Population | 23,507,800 |
| Texas Labor Force | 11,487,500 |
| Texas Unemployment Rate | 7.90% |
| Texas Median Household Income | $43,300 |
| Texas Per Capita Income | $35,100 |
*Source: www.acinet.org
Additional Texas HR Resources:
- Texas Career Planning and Trends - http://www.twc.state.tx.us/customers/jsemp/jsempsub4.html
- Texas Career Development Resources - http://www.cdr.state.tx.us/
- Texas Homepage - http://www.state.tx.us/