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Texas Upstream Workforce Sees Notable March Bump

· Texas Border Business

The Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association (TIPRO) reported a significant increase in employment within the state's oil and natural gas sector, with 1,800 new jobs added from February to March 2026. This includes 600 jobs in extraction and 1,200 in support activities. In March, Texas saw 9,110 unique job postings, a 7% rise from February. Houston led the cities with the most postings. The median salary for advertised positions was $51,600, with 36% requiring a bachelor's degree. Additionally, oil production taxes generated $567 million in April, contributing to state services.

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