Prosperity Project Makes YouTube - Young voters are the target audience for the Prosperity Project's updated video. "Young voters need information about how the election decisions they make will affect the economy, their jobs, and their future,” explained Lauren Toppins, the Project's Young Voter Task Force Chairman and Associate General Counsel for Claimetrics. "It's imperative that we help them find this information -- before they go to the polls," "Our presence on MySpace and FaceBook will be continually updated and pushed out to young audiences between now and Election Day,” said Toppins. “Supporters who use LinkedIn will be doing the same on that important site." Contact Kris Rush.
Small Business Premium Assistance Program Gets Upgrade Oklahoma's premium assistance program, designed for businesses with fifty or fewer employees (formerly known as the Oklahoma Employer/Employee Partnership for Insurance Coverage or O-EPIC) is now called Insure Oklahoma. Also announced is that effective November 1st, the qualifying salary guidelines utilized for the program will increase from 185% of the federal poverty level (FPL) to 200% of the FPL. Small businesses can receive sixty percent of their health insurance premiums for qualified employees reimbursed by the state. For additional information, including salary guidelines, click here.
