State Chamber of Oklahoma released the following statement after the National Council on Compensation Insurance filed an overall loss cost level decrease of 2.3 percent for next year.
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Technology changed the way we all interact. The school-to-work pipeline needs to be redefined, and the business community must lead the effort.
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Due to recent conversations around increasing the gross production tax, the State Chamber of Oklahoma President and CEO, Fred Morgan, released the following statement....
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If passed on the November ballot, State Question 801 would give local school districts greater flexibility to use existing property tax revenue for operational needs and expenses, including teacher pay and textbooks.
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The State Chamber of Oklahoma and the State Chamber Research Foundation released statements today following the placement of State Question 800 on the ballot.
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The State Chamber of Oklahoma announced its endorsement of Jay Steagall for the Republican runoff election for Oklahoma’s State House District 43.
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While members of the Legislature should ensure tax revenue is used properly and efficiently, their power is limited. It becomes the responsibility of agency executives to maximize the value of the tax dollars entrusted to them.
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Since April, the State Chamber has added 12 new board members to its ranks. These dedicated business leaders will help the State Chamber fulfill its commitment to strengthening the statewide voice of business in Oklahoma.
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The State Chamber Research Foundation recently launched its State Scorecard to track Oklahoma’s progress on key national rankings, as part of the OK2030 initiative.
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The State Chamber of Oklahoma held its Annual Meeting Wednesday at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City. The program featured a keynote speech by Eric Maddox, who was instrumental in the take down of Saddam Hussein.
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