Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-14-119
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Job-counseling and job-training programs
Official statutory text
The center shall establish the following programs:
1. Job-counseling program for displaced homemakers which shall
be specifically designed for the person reentering the job market
after a number of years as a homemaker. The counseling will take
into consideration, and build upon, the skills and experiences of a
homemaker. Peer counseling and job readiness as well as skill
updating and development shall be emphasized; and
2. Job-training program for displaced homemakers in which the
staff at the center shall work with local government agencies and
private employers to develop training programs for available jobs in
the public and private sectors.
1. Job-counseling program for displaced homemakers which shall
be specifically designed for the person reentering the job market
after a number of years as a homemaker. The counseling will take
into consideration, and build upon, the skills and experiences of a
homemaker. Peer counseling and job readiness as well as skill
updating and development shall be emphasized; and
2. Job-training program for displaced homemakers in which the
staff at the center shall work with local government agencies and
private employers to develop training programs for available jobs in
the public and private sectors.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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