Workforce Okmulgee County Services

Who can use the Center? | What does it cost? | Eligibility for Services
Available Services & Information

Available Services & Information:
Adult Basic Education Referrals Career Counseling Child Care Assistance Dislocated Workers Displaced Homemakers Internet Access Job Corps Job Skills Assessment Labor Exchange Labor Market Information Migrant & Seasonal Farm Worker Native American Program Referrals	On-the-Job Training Rehabilitative Services TAA-NAFTA-TRA Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Referrals Food Stamp Assistance Referrals Transportation Assistance Unemployment Insurance Information Veteran's Assistance Youth Program
Who can use the Center?
Everyone can use the information and services that are provided. The center and its services are available to job-seekers, employers, and students. In fact, it's available to all of the public.

What does it cost?
Actually, it costs you nothing! The services provided are absolutely free.

Eligibility for Services
Virtually all of the information and many of the services provided at the Center are available without any requirements that you be eligible. There are some services that are available for which you must meet eligibility requirements. Contact the office if you have questions concerning your specific need.

Services Provided:
Adult Basic Education GED classes are offered in the Workforce Oklahoma building twice weekly. GED testing now available in Okmulgee County. Career Counseling Information and guidance about career decisions. Child Care Assistance Child care cost assistance during work hours, if available. Dislocated Workers Training and job search assistance for the unemployed. Displaced Homemakers Training and job search assistance for persons returning to the workforce. Internet Access The workforce Oklahoma Resource room offers free Internet access to all clients seeking employment and/or labor force information. Job Corps Referrals Training for disadvantaged youth ages 16-22. Job Skills Assessment Assessment tools used for determining job interests and abilities. Labor Exchange Job listings, referral and placement assistance for workers and employers. Labor Market Information Includes county and state unemployment rates, labor force, employment, and other data. Migrant & Seasonal Farm Worker Services for migrant and seasonal farm workers. Native American Program Referrals Services available through the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. On-The-Job Trainin Paid training assistance while on the job; if eligible. Rehabilitative Services Provides work and training opportunities for the disabled through the Oklahoma Dept. Services and Creek Nation Rehab Services. TAA-NAFTA-TRA Services for workers impacted by foreign imports. Temporary Assistance for Needy Families - Referral Information regarding basic eligibility. Food Stamp Assistance Information regarding basic eligibility. Transportation Assistance Services to help workers with transportation needs, if eligible. Unemployment Insurance Information about the filing of unemployment compensation. Access to phone to file a claim, if needed. Veteran's Assistance Employment assistance for Veterans. Youth Programs Summer and year-round programs to prepare youth ages 14-22 for the world of work.