The Oklahoma Workforce Commission will meet for the first time on Nov. 27, beginning their quest to grow the state’s workforce; and a commission member said Oklahoma CareerTech is a core component in that mission.
The Oklahoma Workforce Commission is ready to refocus Oklahoma's workforce, and one commission member spoke with Oklahoma Business Voice about his enthusiasm to grow tomorrow's workforce through educational initiatives that prepare students for their future careers.
Legislators gathered with education and workforce leaders at the State Capitol on Monday to investigate changes to Oklahoma's graduation requirements in hopes of getting more high school students trained to enter the workforce and fill the growing need for skilled workers.
If Oklahoma legislators can put another win on the board by simplifying and cutting the income tax, they will fortify Oklahoma’s competitive position as we seek to become among the most competitive business states in the nation.
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.
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.
Oklahoma ranked low in America's Top States for Business in 2023 – a CNBC survey that scored all 50 states on business competitiveness and viability – but a top business expert says efforts are underway to improve the Sooner State's business standing.
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.
House Bill 1039X, which contained the measure to eliminate the franchise tax, automatically became law Friday, five business days after it fully cleared the Oklahoma State Legislature.
Private businesses and public schools in Duncan, Okla., are working together to grow the city's workforce by addressing the lack of affordable, quality childcare.
