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Raises reported for Oklahoma state agency directors

A report on Oklahoma state agency director pay raises shows that seven of them received a salary increase of more than $39,000.

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PAC for Oklahoma state employees union endorses Gov Kevin Stitt

The Oklahoma Public Employees Association s political action committee praised Stitt for signing into law many of the group s legislative priorities.

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PAC for Oklahoma state employees union endorses Gov Kevin Stitt

The Oklahoma Public Employees Association s political action committee praised Stitt for signing into law many of the group s legislative priorities.

United statesFirst christian churchTony deshaMary fallinKevin stittCarmen formanoklahomanShelley zumwaltNatalie brunoOklahoma public employees associationGovernor stittExecutive director sterling zearleyDemocrat drewSuperintendent joy hofmeisterLibertarian natalie brunoErvin yen

Governor offers plan to solve teacher shortages with state employees, but some believe it is unworkable

OKLAHOMA CITY — In a bid to keep schools open, Oklahoma’s governor Tuesday touted an “outside the box” plan that would encourage state employees to spend time each month substitute

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Governor offers plan to solve teacher shortages with state employees, but some believe it s unworkable

OKLAHOMA CITY — In a bid to keep schools open, Oklahoma’s governor Tuesday touted an “outside the box” plan that would encourage state employees to spend time each month substitute

United statesOklahoma cityTony deshaRyan waltersKevin stittJohn waldronSteven harpeOklahoma public employees associationOklahoma state bureau of investigationSchool boards associationState school boards associationOklahoma state bureauCarri hicksD oklahoma cityJohn waldronSteven harpe

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