One of the top providers of aviation services to commercial and government operators recently broke ground on its maintenance, repair and overhaul facility expansion in Oklahoma City, the latest development in the ongoing growth of Oklahoma's aerospace industry.
The Oklahoma Workforce Commission is busy building the groundwork for a revitalized and more focused workforce, according to Bryce Thompson, the commission's vice chairman.
State leaders, educators and students came together at the Oklahoma State Capitol on Thursday to celebrate Oklahoma's Promise, a scholarship program that gives college opportunities to students across the state and builds Oklahoma's future workforce.
Oklahoma City Community College and Mercedes-Benz USA entered a partnership to enhance automotive service technician training at the college.
An Oklahoma City-based leader in the event and destination management industry is giving more than $100,000 in grants to support students in hospitality, entrepreneurship and leadership development.
One of the top pollsters in the nation will be speaking in Oklahoma City about how the election process is changing for those who support business growth.
A bipartisan bill that provides a tax credit to employers and childcare workers will help alleviate Oklahoma's ongoing childcare crisis, state legislators say.
A bill that is succeeding in the Oklahoma Legislature will help grow the state's workforce by modifying high school graduation requirements to provide students more career pathways, legislative and education leaders say.
A new report examining workplace challenges for manufacturers shows that millions of new employees will be needed to fill manufacturing jobs over the next 10 years.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the Oklahoma Legislature has the authority to pass bills that create compacts between the state and Native American tribes, therefore upholding the legislature's override of Gov. Kevin Stitt's vetoes of two compacting bills.
