Texas HB1408 modifies eligibility criteria for community-based organizations to apply for workforce training program funding.

Texas HB1408 amends the Labor Code to change the eligibility criteria for community-based organizations seeking funding for workforce training programs. The bill allows such organizations to apply if they are in partnership with a community and technical college or the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service. It also permits applications from organizations that submitted a written request for partnership at least 90 days prior but were unable to secure one. The changes apply to applications submitted to the Texas Workforce Commission after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025.

Texas HB1408 modifies eligibility criteria for community-based organizations to apply for workforce training program funding.

Texas HB1408 amends the Labor Code to change the eligibility criteria for community-based organizations seeking funding for workforce training programs. The bill allows such organizations to apply if they are in partnership with a community and technical college or the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service. It also permits applications from organizations that submitted a written request for partnership at least 90 days prior but were unable to secure one. The changes apply to applications submitted to the Texas Workforce Commission after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025.