Texas § 310.006 ADVERTISEMENT OF SERVICES.

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§ 310.006 — ADVERTISEMENT OF SERVICES.

Texas § 310.006

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Tex. Labor Code Code Ann. § 310.006 (2026).

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Sec. 310.006. ADVERTISEMENT OF SERVICES.

(a)The network, through its members, shall inform parents, child-care consumers, child-care providers, and employers located in the member's service area of:

(1)the resource and referral services available from the network; and

(2)the methods by which a person may contact the member to access resource and referral services.

(b)A member may provide the information under Subsection (a) through the media and alternative means, including:

(1)state and local community, job, and health fairs;

(2)public service announcements and advertisements;

(3)career development centers;

(4)offices of health and human services agencies;

(5)Texas workforce centers that comprise the Texas Workforce Network; and

(6)direct contacts with employers and child-care p

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Sec. 310.006. ADVERTISEMENT OF SERVICES. (a) The network, through its members, shall inform parents, child-care consumers, child-care providers, and employers located in the member's service area of:
(1) the resource and referral services available from the network; and
(2) the methods by which a person may contact the member to access resource and referral services.
(b) A member may provide the information under Subsection (a) through the media and alternative means, including:
(1) state and local community, job, and health fairs;
(2) public service announcements and advertisements;
(3) career development centers;
(4) offices of health and human services agencies;
(5) Texas workforce centers that comprise the Texas Workforce Network; and
(6) direct contacts with employers and child-care providers.