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Texas · other

What is the state law name for Texas · other?

For Texas, law category is other; state law name is Texas Payday Law; state threshold is 1; federal threshold is 1; key differences is State payday law applies to any private-sector employer with at least one employee, matching FLSA's general applicability but specifically addressing anything relating to employee pay under Texas state law, recorded from its source on 2026-08-14; source re-checked 2026-10-17.

1 employee | Any private-sector employer | Texas Payday Law | Anything relating to employee pay

— efte.twc.texas.gov, retrieved 2026-08-14

State
Texas verified
Law category
other our reading
State law name
Texas Payday Law verified
State threshold
1 verified
Federal threshold
1 verified
Key differences
State payday law applies to any private-sector employer with at least one employee, matching FLSA's general applicability but specifically addressing anything relating to employee pay under Texas state law
Coverage / scope
Anything relating to employee pay verified
Statute citation
Texas Labor Code, Chapter 61, § 61.001(4)
Sourceefte.twc.texas.gov
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DatasetState employment law headcount triggers that deviate from federal thresholds

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The same source also states

1 employee | For-profit/government | Federal Unemployment Tax Act and Texas Unemployment Compensation Act | Unemployment compensation

— efte.twc.texas.gov, retrieved 2026-08-14

The same source also states

4 employees | Non-profit | Texas Unemployment Compensation Act | Unemployment compensation

— efte.twc.texas.gov, retrieved 2026-08-14

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