Oklahoma Employers Can't Find Workers For Minimum Wage

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Oklahoma Employers Can't Find Workers For Minimum Wage

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News 9 While the president focuses on creating jobs, many Oklahoma business owners say they're having a hard time finding help. They say people simply won't work for minimum wage.

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