January 16, 2013 - Texas Workforce Commission
January 16, 2013 - Texas Workforce Commission
January 16, 2013 - Texas Workforce Commission
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1 September, October, November of 2012-<strong>2013</strong> -- presented<br />
2 for comparison.<br />
3 And I know <strong>Commission</strong>er Diggs wanted<br />
4 percentages. Give me just a moment.<br />
5 (Brief pause)<br />
6 MR. BABIAK: At the end of the first<br />
7 quarter we have expended about 25 percent of our<br />
8 projected revenue for <strong>2013</strong>. I don't want to go<br />
9 through any painstaking detail on this slide. I did<br />
10 want to mention just this morning Daryl brought to my<br />
11 attention that the <strong>2013</strong> column at the line for<br />
12 benefits, we believe that that number is not accurate.<br />
13 We have implemented a new method in terms of<br />
14 automation for tracking time.<br />
15 Rather than tracking time, we are now<br />
<strong>16</strong> tracking -- well, we are -- we used to track by<br />
17 project function code, which relates to a funding<br />
18 source. We are now trying to track by task, and we<br />
19 hope that that's actually simpler and easier to<br />
20 understand for staff. Right now we do not know what<br />
21 that number is. We're going to get you an accurate<br />
22 number, and we can report it to you once we get it.<br />
23 MR. STEGLICH: If I can, I'd -- I'd like<br />
24 to elaborate a little bit more on that. For the<br />
25 record, Daryl Steglich, <strong>Texas</strong> <strong>Workforce</strong> <strong>Commission</strong>