Find the right starting point for pay concerns, workplace discrimination, unemployment benefits and your next job.
Official sources reviewed October 14, 2026. National resources alongside Texas and North Texas organizations.
National / Pay and workplace rights
U.S. Department of Labor: Wage & Hour Help
Learn how to raise unpaid-wage, overtime and other federal wage-and-hour concerns. Gather pay records, hours and employer details before contacting WHD.
Before you reach out: Free agency assistance. Coverage depends on law and circumstances; filing does not guarantee recovery.
Visit U.S. Department of Labor: Wage & Hour Help ↗National / Workplace rights
EEOC: Workplace Discrimination
Understand the inquiry, interview and charge process for employment discrimination or retaliation concerns. Record relevant event dates.
Before you reach out: Strict deadlines apply; an inquiry is not a filed charge. Federal employees use a different process.
Visit EEOC: Workplace Discrimination ↗Texas / Benefits
Texas Unemployment Benefits
Start with TWC instructions for applying, requesting payments and keeping an unemployment claim current.
Before you reach out: TWC decides eligibility. Work-search, earnings-reporting and payment-request requirements may apply; benefits are taxable.
Visit Texas Unemployment Benefits ↗Dallas area / Job help
Workforce Solutions Greater Dallas
Find résumé support, interview practice, career coaching, job-search resources and routes into training. Locate a center or workshop.
Before you reach out: Core resources and workshops are no-cost. Training aid and other support have eligibility requirements.
Visit Workforce Solutions Greater Dallas ↗National / Job help
CareerOneStop Résumé Guide
Build résumé sections with examples and downloadable templates, including tips for career gaps or a first job. Focus on relevant, truthful accomplishments.
Before you reach out: Free self-service guidance. Templates and advice cannot guarantee interviews or employment.
Visit CareerOneStop Résumé Guide ↗