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| Oklahoma Prisons Struggling To Keep Workers |
| By ktul.com |
| Published: 03/05/2015 |
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The head of Oklahoma's Department of Corrections says staff shortages and inmate overcrowding are jeopardizing the safety of prison workers and that many of them are leaving because of employee burnout. DOC Director Robert Patton told a Senate committee that despite a pay increase for prison workers approved last year, the agency is struggling to retain workers. He says the agency needs to hire more than 850 prison guards to be fully staffed. Read More. |
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