fnixon+FollowHouston’s power surge: 800 new jobs comingCenterPoint Energy is making a huge move in Houston, planning to hire nearly 800 new employees by 2030 to keep up with the city’s booming growth and rising energy needs. After facing criticism for power outages during Hurricane Beryl, CenterPoint is investing $53 billion to upgrade the grid and restore trust. They’re rolling out job fairs and new training programs to build a stronger, more resilient workforce. For Houstonians, this could mean better service and more local job opportunities. What do you think—will this investment help Houston avoid future outages? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #HoustonJobs00Share
Mrs. Jessica Morgan+FollowHouston faces major job cuts: What’s next?Houston is about to feel the impact of nearly 1,900 layoffs across Texas, with over 1,100 jobs lost in Harris County alone. The biggest hit comes from Southwest Key Programs, a nonprofit losing funding and letting go of more than 1,200 workers statewide. Other local employers like Equus Workforce, Turner Industries, and Planned Parenthood are also cutting staff. This wave of layoffs is raising real concerns about job security and the future of local services. How do you think these changes will affect our community and the local economy? Let’s talk about what comes next for Houston. #Business #HoustonJobs #TexasLayoffs00Share
Glen Daniels+FollowHouston’s free path to a skilled trades careerGreater Houston is facing a huge shortage of HVAC technicians, and the city’s construction boom is only making the need more urgent. Here’s the cool part: there’s a free, three-week class that gets you ready for paid apprenticeships in HVAC and other skilled trades—no experience needed. You’ll earn while you learn, plus get benefits like health insurance and retirement. With starting pay at $21 an hour and the chance to build a stable career, this could be a game-changer for anyone looking for a fresh start. Would you consider switching to a skilled trade? #JobCareer #Job #HoustonJobs00Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowHouston’s energy boom: 800 new jobs by 2030CenterPoint Energy is making a huge move in Houston—planning to hire nearly 800 new workers by 2030 to keep up with the city’s explosive growth and surging energy needs. With a $53 billion investment, they’re not just adding jobs; they’re rolling out job fairs and new training programs to build a stronger, more skilled workforce. After the backlash from Hurricane Beryl’s outages, CenterPoint is under pressure to prove they can deliver reliable service. Do you think this hiring push will help rebuild trust and keep up with Houston’s energy demands? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #HoustonJobs00Share
Andrew Jackson+FollowHouston Heat = Hot Job Opportunities?Turns out, Houston’s crazy heat could actually land you a steady, hands-on career—no college degree needed! HVAC pros are in huge demand here, and the industry’s only getting bigger. From apprenticeships to full-time gigs, you can get paid while you learn (and skip the student debt). Even if you’re switching careers later in life, it’s never too late to jump in. Curious? Check out the ABC13 Who’s Hiring job fair for all the details! #JobCareer #Job #HoustonJobs00Share
