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HRWY Employers Lists 2017 HRWY Employers 1. Workforce Solutions Panhandle Amarillo Affiliated Foods Amarillo Carpenters Apprenticeship & Training Program Amarillo Emergency Communications Center Amarillo Medical Services Amarillo Police Department Bell Helicopter Ben E. Keith Foods of Amarillo BSA Cargill Caviness Beef Packing CNS Pantex Command Center Crane Service Inc. Dollar Tree Stores, Inc. Grand Canyon University IEC of the Texas Panhandle International Union of Operating Engineers (Crane) JBS Cactus JBS Dalhart KT Black Services Lowe's Home Improvement Modern Woodmen Fraternal Financial Pampa Regional Medical Phillips 66 Potter County Sheriff's Office Randall County Juvenile Probation/Youth Center of the High Plains ResCare Robert Branum Trucking Sitel Talecris Plasma Center Texas Department of Criminal Justice Texas Department of Family and Protective Services The City of Elk City Toot'n Totum TrueGreen Tyson Foods US Army US Border Patrol Valero McKee Refinery Walgreen's West Texas A&M Xcel Energy 2. Workforce Solutions South Plains Lubbock 2017 HRWY Employers Academy Sports & Outdoors Bolt Furniture Delivery & Installation Inc. Caprock Home Health Service City of Lubbock CleanCo Carpet Cleaning & Janitorial Services Coastal Plains Trucking Dan Baze Agency - American National Insurance Deepwell Energy Services, LLC. Dollar Tree Stores, Inc. Entravision Communications EV of Lubbock Express Employment Professionals Farmers Insurance Garza County Regional Juvenile Center Giles W.Dalby Correctional Facility HHSC - Lubbock State Supported Living Center IBEW / WTXJATC Johnson Controls LegalShield / IDShield LHUCA-Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts Lowes Home Improvement Lubbock Apartment Association Lubbock County Lubbock Heart & Surgical Hospital Lubbock ISD McLane Company NTS Communications Parkhill, Smith & Cooper Inc. Primerica ResCare South Plains College South Plains Community Action Association, Inc. Spherion Staffing Sysco West Texas Taco Villa Texas Attorney General's Office Texas Department of Criminal Justice Texas Department of Public Safety Texas Tech University - Operations Division Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Texas Tech University Hospitality Services Texas Tech University Human Resource Texas Tech University Student Housing The United Family Troops to Teachers Truno Retail Technology Solutions 2017 HRWY Employers TTUHSC - Correctional Managed Health Care U.S. Small Business Administration US Army US Foods VetStar/ Veterans Resource Coodination Group Vigil Ventures - DBA - Domino's Pizza Virginia College VXI Global Solutions Wells Fargo Phone Bank Workforce Solutions South Plains 3. Workforce Solutions North Texas Wichita Falls 100.9 BOB FM - 96.3 LALEY Army & Air Force Exchange Service City of Wichita Falls Clinics of North Texas Colorado Department of Corrections D&S Community Services Dollar Tree Stores, Inc Durham School Services GCA Services Group, An ABM Company KFDX & Texoma's FOX Lone Star Milk Transport Lowe's Midwestern State University MyStaf NAF North Texas State Hospital People Ready Power Seal Region 9 Education Service Center ServiceMaster of Wichita Falls Spherion Staffing Texas Department of Criminal Justice Texas Department of Transportation Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center The Home Depot Townsquare Media United Regional Health Care System USA800 Work Services Corporation 4. Workforce Solutions for North Central Texas Frisco Albertsons/Tom Thumb Allen Police Department 2017 HRWY Employers Allied Universal Amazon Anderson Merchandisers Andrews Distributing APL Logistics Aramark at Baylor Scott & White Archer Western Construction Atlas Copco Atmos Energy Bank of America BBVA Compass Bank Blount Fine Foods Bracane Company BT in the Americas Cabela’s Caliber Home Loans CBRE Charles Schwab Charter Spectrum City of Allen Collin College Cotiviti Crayola Experience CSS Corporation Dept. of Family & Protective Services Dollar Tree Stores Dupre Logistics Dynacraft El Ranch, Inc. Supermarket Embassy Suites Frisco Convention Center & Spa Emerson Employee Solutions Enterprise Rent-A-Car Epic Health Services Essilor Experian Fastenal FedEx Freight FedEx Office Frito-Lay/PepsiCo Frontier Communications G4S Secure Solutions Gattaca Globe Life and Accident Insurance Goodwill Industries of Dallas Job Connection Grande Communications 2017 HRWY Employers Great Lakes Educational Services GreenKiss Staffing Hawk Security Solutions Home Care Assistance Huffines Auto Group Intelligent Epitaxy Technology JCPenney JPMorgan Chase Keystone Automotive Operations Korn Ferry International Krypton Solutions LeaderQuest Legacy Bank Texas Lennox Industries Liberty Mutual M1 Support Services Malin USA Market Street McAfee McKinney Police Department Morrison Milling Nebraska Furniture Mart New York Life Nokia North Central Texas Council of Governments Origin Bank P.L. Marketing Peterbilt Motor Company Petroleum Solutions, Inc. Pinstack Quality Personnel Service Renewal By Anderson Rescare Healthcare Senior Helpers Dallas Service King Collision Repair Stacy Furniture & Design Staff Force State Farm Sysco North Texas TDIndustries Team Fishel Texas Department of Criminal Justice Texas State Technical College Texas Women’s University Toyota Toys R Us- Allen 2017 HRWY Employers Tyler Technologies U.S. Probation and Pretrial Services United Health United Parcel Service (UPS) US Navy Reserve Vertical Limit Construction Veryable Ops Volt Workforce Solutions Vpay, Inc. Wal-Mart Associates Watchguard Video, LLC Wells Fargo Westin Stonebriar Whitmore Manufacturing WinCo Foods 5. Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County Arlington A1 Staffing & Recruiting Agency ACP International, Inc Active Staffing Services Aflac Airbus Helicopters, Inc. Airport Terminal Services Aistreams Renewables, Inc. Albertsons/Tom Thumb Allied Electronics Allied Employee Services Allied Universal Allies in Service Allstate Amazon Americold Aramark Healthcare at Baylor Scott & White Arlington ISD Arlington Transit Management ARS Rescue Rooter Aviall Services BakerCorp Ben E Keith BKeith Transportation Boxer Property & Resorts / Holiday Inn DFW West Builders FirstSource Burrell Enterprises Calverley Service Experts Carter Bloodcare 2017 HRWY Employers Catholic Charities Fort Worth Central Freight Lines, Inc. Chick-fil-A North Collins Street Childcare Careers Clarus Glassboards Contemporary Services Corporation Contracted Drivers Services Cook Children's Health Care System Core-Mark International CoWorx / Axcess Staffing CVS Health CWJC of Greater Arlington Cyient Dallas County Schools deBoer Transportation Inc. DHL Digital Room Dolce Hotels & Resorts - American Airlines Training & Conference Center Dollar Tree Stores, Inc. DoubleTree Arlington DFW South Easter Seals North Texas ECi Software Solutions Employer Support of the Guard & Reserve Envoy Airlines Expanco Inc Falcon Staffing Family Dollar Federal Bureau of Investigations Federal Bureau of Prisons Federal Employment Training Center Fedex Ground First Class Workforce Solutions Flagship Facility Services Fleet & Family Support Center Fort Worth ISD Fort Worth Transportation Authority GameStop, Inc. Gaylord Texan Resort & Convetion Center- Marriott GM Financial Goodwill Industries of Fort Worth Helping Restore Ability Henry Schein Practice Solutions Hilton DFW Lakes HR Metrics Innovate+Educate International Paper 2017 HRWY Employers Jackson Hewitt Tax Services Jibe Staffing JPS Health Network Kelly Services Kiewit Infrastructure South Co Klein Tools Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas Link Simulation & Training Link Staffing Lockheed Martin Lowes Home Improvement Martin Sprocket & Gear Medtronic Menzies Aviation MICA Corporation Mother Parker's Tea and Coffee MOUSER ELECTRONICS Navy Reserve NCTCOG / Transportation Dept. Nevill Document Solutions New Horizons Computer Learning Center NorthGate Constructors Offutt Insurance Omni Fort Worth Hotel P.L. Marketing (Kroger) PDQ Temporaries Inc. PECAN DELUXE CANDY CO Penske Logistics PFSI Pitney Bowes Premier Employee Solutions Premier Workforce PRIDE Industries Private Public Partnership (P3) PSS Transportation LLC Rescare Sabre Six Flags Over Texas SJ LOUIS CONSTRUCTION Small Business Administration Disaster Assistancce SMFG/CI Spectrum Staffmark Standard Utility Construction Inc Tarrant County College Corporate Solutions Tarrant County Veteran Services 2017 HRWY Employers Tax Nation USA TCC TEKsystems Ten Eighty Media Texas Christian University Texas Department of Criminal Justice Texas Department of Family and Protective Services texas department of public safety Texas Live! Texas Rangers Baseball Club Texas Veterans Commission Texas Veterans Leadership Program The Brandt Companies The Paradies Shops The Salvation Army The Texas Center for Massage Therapy Trinity Industries Trinity River Authority TruGreen TxDOT Union Pacific Railroad University of North Texas Health Science Center University of North Texas System University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) UPS US Postal Service US Small Business Administration Waffle House Inc Williams-Sonoma, Inc. Work Wear 6. Workforce Solutions Greater Dallas A Dependable Drivers ABM ABM Aviation Acrobat Outsourcing Adecco Advantage Resourcing Aerotek Aistreams Renewables, Inc. Albertsons/Tom Thumb Allied Aviation Allied Stone Inc. Allied Universal Allstate Amazon 2017 HRWY Employers AMC Grapevine Mills 30 AmerisourceBergen Applebees Appstar Aramark at SMU Aramark Healthcare at Baylor Scott & White Atmos Energy Corporation Automation Personnel Services BBVA COMPASS Bed Bath and Beyond Bell Helicopter Ben E. Keith Company
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