No Touch Cleaning Helps BSC Provide Lucrative Employment Opportunities to the Disabled Worker Every time a factory closes its doors, workers must forge through the devastation and carve out new futures for themselves. When Corkey Vick's job as a Press Operator disappeared, he chose to move forward in a way that would serve his Stillwater, Oklahoma community. By establishing himself as a Building Service Contractor, he could apply his Behavioral Sciences degree by becoming a leading employer for persons with disabilities. Workforce, Inc., the company he and wife Cynthia founded twelve years ago, is still helping disabled citizens succeed with a flourishing business that now includes chemical supply sales and document deconstruction. Thirteen years of factory work left Vick with the prevaili

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