January 16, 2013 - Texas Workforce Commission

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1 my point I was trying to make is that the -- the
2 trends or the types of cases, which some of them are
3 more -- would be more complex would take longer to
4 investigate and to come to a resolution, as opposed to
5 a familial case, which is much -- I would believe much
6 less complex and could be resolved much quicker. So,
7 if you're having more building construction, mortgage
8 lending, that type of thing, then that's going to tend
9 to go towards the aging -- more aging than -- than the
10 other cases.
11 MS. COVINGTON: What I can prepare for
12 the next meeting is to look at the cases and see the
13 trends by age of the case and have that information at
14 the next Commission Meeting.
15 CHAIRMAN ANDERSON: Great.
16 So, that would be an action item, Becky.
17 Any other questions or comments for --
18 for Ms. Covington?
19 MS. COVINGTON: I -- I did have one
20 other item on a housing update and housing outreach.
21 We continue to send staff to the National Fair Housing
22 Training Academy, also known as NFHTA. I would like
23 to tell you that during the first quarter two staff
24 completed Week 1, three staff completed Week 2, and
25 three staff completed Week 5. We now have four staff