The State Chamber Research Foundation released its annual RIED Report last week, applauding Oklahoma legislators for a business-friendly legislative session. RIED found that Oklahoma legislators did not hinder economic and business growth during the recent legislative session.
Oklahoma business leaders, state officials and international dignitaries gathered Tuesday to celebrate the groundbreaking of a Westwin Elements plant that is expected to become the first nickel and cobalt refinery in the United States.
Schools are back in session and teachers in Kingfisher are relieved to know they have a daycare option that will help them stay on the job.
A team of Oklahoma Department of Commerce officials toured seven South Central Oklahoma legacy companies that received expansion funds to grow their operations.
Port Muskogee officials say they are on the verge of revolutionizing aerospace education through drone technology thanks to a major grant.
The State Chamber Research Foundation's (SCRF) annual RIED Report was released Wednesday, and it shows that Oklahoma legislators did not hinder economic and business growth during the recent legislative session.
Mid-America Technology Center is focused on building the future of Oklahoma's workforce, and was honored once again for outstanding work in providing students career readiness training.
Gov. Kevin Stitt issued an executive order Friday, giving the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC) a larger role in the state's workforce development efforts.
The head of the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber said she fully supports Mayor David Holt's quest to build a new arena that will meet the needs of the OKC Thunder, accommodate other major entertainment events and generate large revenue for the city.
Google hosted an event in Oklahoma City on Wednesday with a focus on growing Oklahoma's workforce by empowering Americans through specialized job skills training.
An immigration policy expert with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said the U.S. cannot thrive in the global marketplace unless policymakers in Washington, D.C. improve worker immigration policies to bring more skilled professionals from other countries to the United States.
Metro Technology Centers and the Oklahoma Department of Labor are working together to create a Youth Employment Safety (YES) program that will educate young workers, their employers and community sectors on youth employment laws and related workplace standards.
