Since Launch, Over 100,000 Individuals Engaged in Workforce Training Through Securus Tablets, with 6,800+ Transitioning to Post-Release Employment Support.
Securus Technologies, a trusted innovator in correctional facility technology solutions, and Workbay, a leading career development platform, are joining forces to support the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) in its forward-thinking approach to rehabilitation and reentry. Through this collaboration, TDCJ is expanding access to career training, digital learning tools, and direct pathways to employment—empowering incarcerated individuals with the tools for long-term success and strengthening the workforce across Texas communities. The partnership has delivered quick results. In just the first month, the program has been implemented across 102 correctional units. Already, over 100,000 incarcerated individuals are actively participating in workforce training, and more than 8,400 individuals have secured access to post-release employment support. This initiative plays a key role in supporting Governor Greg Abbott's goals of reducing recidivism and strengthening Texas communities by ensuring returning citizens possess the skills to succeed. HR Technology Insights: Paycom Tops Ranking for Company Culture, Compensation "Securus is committed to turning rehabilitation into lasting change, ensuring incarcerated individuals have the necessary tools to succeed beyond confinement," said Kevin Elder, President of Securus Technologies. "Through our partnership with Workbay, we are breaking barriers to employment, equipping individuals with the skills, resources and connections they need to rebuild their lives and contribute to their communities after release."