Sen. Adam Pugh's desire to address Oklahoma business' growing need for skilled workers led to a landmark law that sets out to build the state's workforce for generations to come.
A bill that allows Oklahomans to renew their occupational licenses with the state regardless of their tax status is now Oklahoma law.
State leaders gathered Wednesday and celebrated the forthcoming creation of the Oklahoma Workforce Commission with a ceremonial signing of the legislation that establishes the commission.
A Shawnee technology center that equips students with the skills they will need to gain and maintain a successful career was honored for its excellence.
Oklahoma has had a commercial driver shortage for years. A bill written by Rep. Nicole Miller and signed by Gov. Kevin Stitt is expected to get more professional truck and school bus drivers on the road.
Gov. Kevin Stitt signed Senate Bill 621, giving final authorization to the creation of an Oklahoma Workforce Commission, which will work to streamline and revitalize Oklahoma's workforce system.
Oklahoma business leaders have a positive outlook on Oklahoma's business and economic future, but are still concerned about workforce availability, according to the 2023 Oklahoma Business Leaders Poll.
Career readiness training is providing Oklahoma inmates skills that create hopeful workforce paths beyond prison.
A crude oil refinery that is expected to bring in over $5 billion in capital revenue will be built in Cushing, Okla.
Childcare was one of Rep. Suzanne Schreiber's primary focuses this past legislative session, and she was determined to help Oklahoma parents reenter the workforce by making childcare options more available.
