Oklahoma companies examine ways to manufacture a steady work force
Oklahoma manufacturers need workers and they need them now.
That appeal backed repeated concerns at this year's Oklahoma Conference on Manufacturing about the critical shortage of workers.
Even as manufacturers Tuesday discussed ways to stay competitive and innovative in a global playing field, company executives said the biggest issue still is filling jobs.
"What I worry about the most is people, and re...
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