Topic: oklahoma city
Innovation - 10.26.2011
IT’s where it is
IT hiring is strong in the metro, but salary ranges remain below national average
Good news for techie job
seekers: This year is showing an increase in job opportunities for IT
positions not only nationally, but in Oklahoma. Read more
Dining - 10.26.2011
Live and Let Dine
by OKCBiz Staff
This month's Live and Let Dine is hosted by Kym Koch Thompson, owner and founder Koch Communications.
Read moreNew and Expanding Businesses - 10.26.2011
New & Expanding Biz
by OKCBiz Staff
Oklahoma County Read more
Q & A - 10.26.2011
Executive Q&A: Real estate
“Fewer younger people have the required 20% down payments now necessary to become first-time home buyers.”
by OKCBiz Staff
with David Burnett, CCIM, Investment Adviser at Sperry Van Ness Read more
Human Resources - 10.26.2011
Generation crunch
Employees from each generation have different values, requiring different managerial styles
For the first time in our nation’s history, four generations are working side-by-side. Read more
Profiles - 10.26.2011
Growing the garden
Myriad Gardens gets a new director along with a facelift
Maureen Heffernan comes to the Myriad Gardens on the heels of a $38
million renovation, the first major project since it was built in 1985. Read more
Construction - 10.26.2011
Home to stay
Homeless Alliance helps the less fortunate with a new resource center and day shelter
Just a few months ago, Dan Straughan’s office with the Homeless Alliance
was in a cramped space behind a bank branch on South Commerce. Things
changed this summer. Read more
Entrepreneurship - 10.26.2011
Gifts Galore
Local gourmet gals who enjoy gifted business receive national exposure
Ten years ago,
Janet McDonald and Cindy Utecht labored over their first gift basket. It
was beautiful, even if it was constructed inside McDonald’s garage. Read more
Government - 10.26.2011
Testy legislation
Employers get a break in drug testing cases
Having litigated in 16 states, employment attorney Nathan Whatley has
spent a fair amount of time researching other states’ drug-testing laws.
And what the McAfee & Taft shareholder has been able to surmise is
that more often than not, Oklahoma employers’ hands are tied when it
comes to proving drug or alcohol abuse by an employee. Read more
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