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Breaking NewsUnemployment grew 1,840% in just four weeks.7:59 PM CDT April 9, 2020AUSTIN, Texas — The amount of people losing their jobs continues to increase.The tracks their claims day over day and compares it to the entire 2019 year.The total claims from March 15 to April 8 quickly surpassed all of last year.The number of Texas unemployment claims continue to climb. In just four weeks, unemployment grew 1,840%.Big company layoffs make up just a small fraction of unemployment claims.Under the , employers are required to provide a 60-day notice of plant closures or mass layoffs. TWC tracks those warnings by yearly quarter.“The economy is like a series of dominoes that are lined up. The first set of dominoes set up to fall were those small to medium size businesses. People were staying home from restaurants, home from bars. That is a large chunk of the Texas workforce,” said Raymond Robertson, professor of economics and government at the Bush School of Government and Public Service at Texas A&amp;M University.With this interactive map, you can track closures and mass layoffs throughout Texas.Look at which companies had either plant closures or mass layoffs over the last three months or select allThe TWC issued the following statement regarding unemployment claims:"The Texas Workforce Commission has over 1,500 staff helping support unemployment insurance services and has upgraded and expanded telephone infrastructure and website capacity. The Texas Workforce Commission is actively hiring emergency hires and receiving volunteers from other TWC departments and external partners. Hardware upgrades have been made to TWC’s Benefits System, and TWC is working to add two third-party call centers to help take claims. Artificial intelligence-enabled chatbot has been added to the TWC homepage to provide answers to UI questions and 24/7.*as of 4/8/20"RELATED:If you are looking for work, has 540,195 job openings as well as services to help create a resume and find education and training.Credit: WorkInTexas.comThe data there shows the most advertised jobs are health care and social assistance, accommodation and food services, retail trade, educational services, professional, scientific, and technical services, administrative and support and waste management and remediation services, manufacturing, finance and insurance, public administration, and management of companies and enterprises.Credit: WorkInTexas.comWATCH:&nbsp;PEOPLE ARE ALSO READING:Paid AdvertisementNotifications can be turned off anytime in the browser settings.No ThanksAllow

Breaking NewsUnemployment grew 1,840% in just four weeks.7:59 PM CDT April 9, 2020AUSTIN, Texas — The amount of people losing their jobs continues to increase.The tracks their claims day over day and compares it to the entire 2019 year.The total claims from March 15 to April 8 quickly surpassed all of last year.The number of Texas unemployment claims continue to climb. In just four weeks, unemployment grew 1,840%.Big company layoffs make up just a small fraction of unemployment claims.Under the , employers are required to provide a 60-day notice of plant closures or mass layoffs. TWC tracks...

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