Texas Creates Record-Breaking 14.4 Million Jobs in May.

AUSTIN, Texas - The state of Texas added 17,800 jobs in May, pushing total nonfarm employment to a record 14. [Fox 7 Austin]
Texas Seals Record High for Job Creation Under Governor Abbott's Leadership
The Lone Star State has solidified its position as a hub for economic growth, with the latest job numbers revealing a new record high of over 14.4 million nonfarm jobs. This milestone marks another testament to Texas' pro-business policies and regulatory environment, according to Governor Greg Abbott. "Texas sets new records and powers America's economy once again," he stated proudly.
According to recent data released by the Texas Workforce Commission, the state added a significant 17,800 jobs in May alone, pushing total nonfarm employment to its record-breaking figure. This surge in job creation has outpaced the national growth rate for the year, with Texas accounting for a 0.7% annual growth rate compared to the nation's 0.3%. The state's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained steady at 4.3% in May.
The rapid expansion of Texas' economy can be attributed to its thriving business climate and skilled workforce. [Brownwood News] reported that Governor Abbott's policies have played a crucial role in this success, as the state continues to outshine the nation in terms of annual job growth. With this record-breaking figure, it's clear that Texas

