Employment for Veterans

Tulsa Eastgate Center

14002 E. 21st St, Suite 1030
Tulsa, OK74120
Phone: (918) 796-1200
Fax: (918) 796-1313
manager.hartford@oesc.state.ok.us

Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Veterans Employment Representative

Preston Bargas
Disabled Veteran Employment Representative
preston.bargas@oesc.state.ok.us
Phone: (918) 796-1215
Fax: (918) 796-1313

Tulsa Skyline Center

6128 E 38th St - Suite 405
Tulsa, OK 74135
Phone: (918) 384-2300
Fax: (918) 384-2310
manager.skyline@oesc.state.ok.us

Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday
8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Veterans Employment Representative

Joseph Estrella
joseph.estrella@oesc.state.ok.us
Phone: (918) 384-2366
Fax: (918) 384-2310

Rich Elsheimer
Rich.Elsheimer@oesc.state.ok.us
Phone: (918) 384-2363
Fax: (918) 384-2310

State of Oklahoma

The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC) strives to provide employment security and in so doing promote the economic well-being of the state of Oklahoma. Every effort is made to establish a functional, statewide labor exchange to accommodate the needs of Oklahoma employers and residents. Through OESC local offices, the needs of employers and job-seeking individuals are facilitated by matching qualified workers with an employer's specific employment needs.
Oklahoma Employment Security Commission, click Veteran Services

National

The US Department of Veterans Affair's Veterans Benefits Administration's Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment service is vested with delivering timely, effective vocational rehabilitation services to veterans with service-connected disabilities.
USDVA - Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment

Hire Vets First

Under the United States Department of Labor, Hire Vets First is a comprehensive career website for hiring veterans of America's military. Whether you're a manager, human resources specialist, or veteran, you will find the resources you need for matching employment opportunities with veterans.
Hire Vets First website

Helmets to Hardhats

A congressionally-funded program that helps servicemen and women land career-making slots in the construction industry is looking to connect National Guard, Reserve, and transitioning active duty members with meaningful work, good pay, and a sense of community in the building trades.
Helmets to Hardhats website