Tulsa Remote is packaged and promoted to attract an influx of high-income workers who can revitalize a city dismissed as a flyover. (September Dawn Bottoms/For The Times) Tulsa Remote has become a ...

New research shows Tulsa’s strategy to attract remote workers is paying off—creating jobs and delivering long-term economic benefits for locals. TULSA, Okla. - New research shows Tulsa’s strategy to ...

For every dollar Tulsa spent to pay remote workers to move there, the Oklahoma city generated $4.31 in local economic benefits — more than double the return ratio of traditional incentive programs ...

Tulsa Remote has become a national success story: the poster child for a new American experiment, luring remote workers from coastal hubs with cash and charm. The program offers remote workers $10,000 ...

A number of towns and states are pursuing knowledge workers to get them to move to new inland homes, where they can continue doing their jobs as easily and effectively as in New York, San Francisco, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Justin Harlan, the managing director of Tulsa Remote. As the leader of Tulsa Remote, the largest remote worker attraction program ...

Theresa Kaiser was working as an assistant dean for the University of Michigan Law School when she pulled up stakes and moved to Tulsa, Okla., lured by a $10,000 relocation grant from the city. “I ...

Tulsa, Okla., has historically been known as the “oil capital of the world,” but professionals like engineers and tech developers—or “knowledge workers”—are now scrambling to make the city their home.

Langevin and Costanza are among more than 3,500 migrants from across the U.S. who have made Tulsa their home since the recruitment program Tulsa Remote first launched in the fall of 2018. The economic ...

Tulsa Remote has become a national success story: the poster child for a new American experiment, luring remote workers from coastal hubs with cash and charm. The program offers remote workers $10,000 ...