A ballot proposal that recently succeeded in the Oklahoma House of Representatives seeks to allow former teachers to return to teaching after serving in the Oklahoma Legislature.
Oklahoma House of Representatives Speaker Charles McCall spoke positively about bills that aim to grow the state's workforce through expanding high school graduation requirements and enacting childcare reform, as well as legislation that sets out to restructure the Oklahoma Department of Commerce.
The Oklahoma House of Representatives almost unanimously passed a bill that modifies high school graduation requirements to provide students more career pathways.
A bill that creates a new state government entity solely dedicated to growing Oklahoma's economy, recruiting companies to expand into the state and retaining businesses that are already here succeeded in the Oklahoma Senate.
A bill that provides employers and childcare workers a tax credit in an effort to remedy the state's childcare crisis succeeded in the Oklahoma House of Representatives on Tuesday.
A bill that seeks to grow the state's workforce by incentivizing the creation of certain degree programs is halfway toward passing the Oklahoma State Legislature.
Oklahoma Human Services is focusing on helping low-income families across the state become self-sufficient through their statewide expansion of Work Ready Oklahoma.
Oklahoma CareerTech and the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education are working together to expand nursing education credits in two-year colleges and ultimately get more nurses in the state's workforce.
A bill that sets out to modify Oklahoma's high school graduation requirements to provide students more career pathways passed a key legislative committee on Tuesday.
The Oklahoma Senate's Education Committee passed a bill that seeks to grow the state's workforce by incentivizing institutions of higher learning to launch degree programs that create the types of jobs Oklahoma's workforce needs.
A bill filed in the Oklahoma Senate aims to grow the state's workforce by incentivizing institutions of higher learning to launch degree programs that create the types of jobs Oklahoma's workforce needs.
The Oklahoma State Department Health will host a training program this spring in which they will instruct employers on how to build and maintain effective workforce wellness programs.
