Oklahoma Works Community Outreach — Oasis Fresh Market

On Tulsa’s North Side, state employment help is available two days a week inside Oasis Fresh Market. This is not a full American Job Center office; it is one of Oklahoma’s outreach points, created to bring staff into communities where travelling to a regular office may be difficult. The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC) directory lists the service at 1725 N Peoria Avenue on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. It gives residents a nearby place to begin an enquiry without crossing town to a traditional centre.

The listed phone number for this site is 918-935-2092. Call before visiting to confirm staff will be there and explain whether you need guidance, training information or help creating a job-search profile. For online vacancies, the state directs job seekers to <a href="https://www.employoklahoma.gov/Participants/s/">EmployOklahoma</a>, where they can open a job-seeker account. The portal supports online searches, but it is separate from an unemployment-benefit claim, which uses another login and has its own criteria. The outreach service can guide or refer you; it does not promise an interview or hire.

People who need more support can consult the state’s <a href="https://oklahoma.gov/workforce/job-seekers/employment-services.html">employment-services overview</a> and call OESC at 405-525-1500 or use the <a href="https://www.oklahoma.gov/oesc/locations.html">official office locator</a> to find a site with more resources. If a call is left pending, keep the date, staff member’s name and what was agreed; unemployment-insurance matters should follow the portal’s specific instructions. We found no public complaint route specific to the Oasis point and no social account linked by OESC for this site. The FTC warns that recruiters asking for money before offering work should be treated with caution: verify the vacancy with the actual employer.