The City of Oklahoma City is not immune to the labor shortage, and staff says they need to fill some jobs as soon as possible. Now they are trying a new cash incentive to get people to join the city's workforce.
"We are offering signing bonuses for our hard-to-fill positions," Zach Nash said with the City of Oklahoma City.
They need to fill positions ranging from a 911 dispatcher to industrial engineers to joining the city's police department, with more than 600 positions needing to be filled.
"The job market is very tight. A lot of people are struggling to hire. We want to do what we can to hire," said Nash.
The city plans to give incentives to those who get a job in the city ranging from $2500 to $5500 as a sign-on bonus.
But Oklahoma sits as one of the leading metropolitan areas with the lowest unemployment rate.
"We are in a difficult labor market, and we need to do what we can to get employees to get a job with the city," said Nash.
For how to apply for one of the city's jobs, visit: OKC.Gov/careers
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