Tulsa Remote sees major increase in applications during pandemic
Tulsa Remote sees major increase in applications during pandemic
and last updated 2021-06-17 23:14:04-04
TULSA, Okla. â For some, the days of sitting in an office with your coworkers are over as working remotely becomes permanent for many companies.
As a result, programs like Tulsa Remote are seeing more people asking to join.
âWeâve seen a 300 percent increase in applications from the beginning of COVID-19, said Justin Harlan, COO of Tulsa Remote.
Tulsa Remote gives workers a $10,000 grant plus a year-long membership at a coworking space to move to the city.
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Share Josh New Photography Chris Horton, 30, and Ellen Horton, 30, were some of the first participants in the Tulsa Remote Program.
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Ellen and Chris Horton were looking to settle down in a new place and they happened to find a city that paid them $10,000 to put down roots there.
The husband-and-wife team were some of the first remote workers to join the popular Tulsa Remote program, which offers $10,000 cash and other perks to new residents, in a bid to attract people to Oklahoma’s second-most populous city.