Texas Health and Human Services Commission
Texas Health and Human Services Commission Careers and Employment
low pay great family oriented job
I worked for the foodstamp office helping people apply for foodstamps tanf or healthcare. The ability to come and go for family emergencies was readily available,which I loved. The pay however was extremely low and paid once a month at salary. So I worked more than 40 hrs a week for low pay salary. That to me was what eventually made me look for another job. - less
What are people saying about the leadership at Texas Health and Human Services Commission?
67%
of employees approve of CEO’s performance
CEO Approval is based on 810 ratings
- What advice would you give the CEO of Texas Health and Human Services Commission about how to imp...3 people answered
- If you were in charge, what would you do to make Texas Health and Human Services Commission a bet...5 people answered
What are people discussing at Texas Health and Human Services Commission?
Top questions about Texas Health and Human Services Commission
- What is the most stressful part about working at Texas Health and Human Services Commission?20 people answered
- What is the interview process like?14 people answered
- How long does it take to get hired from start to finish? What are the steps along the way?14 people answered
What do employees say about Texas Health and Human Services Commission's culture and work-life balance?
Productive
My experience while working with the agency overall was good and enjoyable. I gained many skills and enlightening experiences while on the job. I was able to view different cultures and learn to relate to them.
The hardest part is how it can be emotional and physical on you at times. However you learn how to overcome and handle yourself in these situation. For the best interest of yourself and for the families you are dealing with.
The management was overall good, however in last year it made hard to cope and feel respected. As there was inconsistency and hard to go some of the managem ... - less
The hardest part is how it can be emotional and physical on you at times. However you learn how to overcome and handle yourself in these situation. For the best interest of yourself and for the families you are dealing with.
The management was overall good, however in last year it made hard to cope and feel respected. As there was inconsistency and hard to go some of the managem ... - less
How much does Texas Health and Human Services Commission pay their employees?
Texas Works Advisor
482 salaries reported
$2,925 per month
$1,300
$5,200
28% of Texas Works Advisor employees at Texas Health and Human Services Commission think they are paid fairly.
Based on 180 ratings
Direct Support Professional
197 salaries reported
$2,598 per month
$1,200
$4,700
40% of Direct Support Professional employees at Texas Health and Human Services Commission think they are paid fairly.
Based on 55 ratings
Investigator
477 salaries reported
$4,263 per month
$1,900
$7,600
55% of Investigator employees at Texas Health and Human Services Commission think they are paid fairly.
Based on 45 ratings
What jobs are available at Texas Health and Human Services Commission?
- Port Arthur, TX
- Copperas Cove, TX
- Laredo, TX
- Livingston, TX
- Pasadena, TX
- Human Resources Specialist
- Director
- Systems Analyst
- File Clerk
- Senior Advisor