Oklahoma Law Affecting the Oklahoma Department of Labor
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Contents
Article 4 - Distribution of Powers
Article 5 - Legislative Department
Article 6 - Executive Department
Article 7 - Judicial Department
Article 8 - Impeachment and Removal from Office
Article 10 - Revenue and Taxation
Article 29 - Ethics Commission
Article 30 - Official Actions of State
TITLE 21 - CRIMES AND PUNISHMENT
TITLE 25 - DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS
TITLE 27A - ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
TITLE 59 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS
TITLE 61 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND PUBLIC WORKS
TITLE 68 - REVENUE AND TAXATION
TITLE 73 - STATE CAPITAL AND CAPITOL BUILDING
TITLE 75 - STATUTES AND REPORTS
TITLE 85 - WORKER'S COMPENSATION
Current Department of Labor Rules, Title 380
Proposed Department of Labor Rules
Other Agencies Rules that May Affect the Department
(+Indicates section creating the Department of Labor)
(*Indicates section specifically mentioning the Department of Labor)
Since the following constitutional provisions were drafted, the federal government - acting through Congress and the U.S. Supreme Court - has limited the states' powers in various fields addressed in this article. Consideration of federal law may be important to issues dealt with in this article.
- §1. Political power - Purpose of government - Alteration or reformation.
- §2. Inherent rights.
- §3. Right of Assembly and Petition.
- §5. Public money or property - Use for sectarian purposes.
- §6. Courts of Justice open - Remedies for wrongs - Sale, denial or delay.
- §7. Due process of law.
- §9. Excessive bail or fines - Cruel or unusual punishment.
- §11. Officers - Personal attention to duties - Intoxication.
- §12. Officers of United States or other states - Ineligibility to office.
- §15. Bills of attainder - Ex post facto laws - Obligation of contracts - Forfeitures.
- §23. Private property - Taking or damaging for private use.
- §24. Private property - Public use - Character of use a judicial question.
- §28. Corporate records, books and files.
- §32. Perpetuities - Monopolies - Primogeniture - Entailments.
Article 4 - Distribution of Powers
Article 5 - Legislative Department
- §54. Repeal of statute - Effect.
- §55. Appropriations - Necessity and requisites.
- §56. General appropriation bills - Salaries - Separate appropriation bills.
- §57. Subjects and titles - Revival or amendment by reference - Extent of invalidity.
- §58. Time of taking effect of statutes - Emergency measures.
- §59. Uniform operation of general laws - Special laws when general law applicable.
- §60. System of checks and balances.
- §63. Continuity of governmental operations in periods of emergency.
Article 6 - Executive Department
Article 7 - Judicial Department
Article 8 - Impeachment and Removal from Office
- § 1. Officers subject to impeachment - Grounds - Suspension from office upon felony conviction - Reinstatement - Temporary judges.
- § 2. Removal of officers not subject to impeachment.
- § 3. Presiding officer in case of impeachment - Presentation of impeachment.
- § 4. Oath or affirmation - Number concurring.
- § 5. Judgment of impeachment.
- § 6. Necessary laws to be passed.
Article 10 - Revenue and Taxation
- § 1. Hours of labor on public work.
- § 1A. Participation in labor organization as condition of employment prohibited.
- § 2. Contracting prohibited.
- § 3. Children under fifteen.
- § 4. Employment underground in mines – Hours of labor underground.
- § 5. Health and safety of employees.
- § 10. Change of salary during term.
Article 29 - Ethics Commission
Article 30 - Official Actions of State
Oklahoma Statutes Affecting the Oklahoma Department of Labor
(*Specifically mentions the Department of Labor)
- § 1 - Persons Who May Not Practice as an Attorney
- § 3 - Duties of Attorneys
- § 5 - Proof of Authority
- § 11 - Attorney Not to Serve as Surety
RULES FOR MANDATORY CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION
OKLAHOMA RULES OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT
CLIENT-LAWYER RELATIONSHIP
- Rule 1.1. Competence
- Rule 1.2. Scope of Representation and Allocation of Authority between Client and Lawyer
- Rule 1.3. Diligence
- Rule 1.4. Communication
- Rule 1.6. Confidentiality of Information
- Rule 1.7. Conflict of Interest: Current Clients
- Rule 1.9. Conflict of Interest: Duties to Former Clients
- Rule 1.10. Imputation of Conflicts of Interest: General Rule
- Rule 1.11. Special Conflicts of Interest for Former and Current Government Officers and Employees
- Rule 1.12. Former Judge, Arbitrator, Mediator or Other Third-Party Neutral
- Rule 1.13. Organization as Client
- Rule 1.16. Declining or Terminating Representation
COUNSELOR
- Rule 2.1. Advisor
- Rule 2.3. Evaluation for Use by Third Persons
- Rule 2.4. Lawyer Serving As Third-Party Neutral
ADVOCATE
- Rule 3.1. Meritorious Claims and Contentions
- Rule 3.2. Expediting Litigation
- Rule 3.3 Candor toward the Tribunal
- Rule 3.4. Fairness to Opposing Party and Counsel
- Rule 3.5. Impartiality and Decorum of the Tribunal
- Rule 3.7. Lawyer as Witness
- Rule 3.9. Advocate in Nonadjudicative Proceedings
TRANSACTIONS WITH PERSONS OTHER THAN CLIENTS
- Rule 4.1. Truthfulness in Statements to Others
- Rule 4.2. Communication with Person Represented By Counsel
- Rule 4.3. Dealing with Unrepresented Person
- Rule 4.4. Respect for Rights of Third Persons
LAW FIRMS AND ASSOCIATIONS
- Rule 5.1. Responsibilities of Partners, Managers, and Supervisory Lawyers
- Rule 5.2. Responsibilities of a Subordinate Lawyer
- Rule 5.3. Responsibilities Regarding Nonlawyer Assistants
- Rule 5.5. Unauthorized Practice of Law; Multijurisdictional Practice of Law
PUBLIC SERVICE
- Rule 6.1. Pro Bono Public Service
- Rule 6.3. Membership in Legal Services Organization
- Rule 6.4. Law Reform Activities Affecting Client Interests
- Rule 6.5. Nonprofit and Court-Annexed Limited Legal Services Programs
MAINTAINING THE INTEGRITY OF THE PROFESSION
- Rule 8.2. Judicial and Legal Officials
- Rule 8.3. Reporting Professional Misconduct
- Rule 8.4. Misconduct
CODE OF JUDICIAL CONDUCT
- Canon 1. A Judge Should Uphold the Integrity and Independence of the Judiciary
- Canon 2. A Judge Should Avoid Impropriety and the Appearance of Impropriety in All of the Judge's Activities
- Canon 3. A Judge Should Perform the Duties of Judicial Office Impartially and Diligently
- Canon 4. A Judge Should So Conduct the Judge's Extra-Judicial Activities as To Minimize the Risk of Conflict with Judicial Obligations
OKLAHOMA SUPREME COURT RULES
- 1.1 - Title
- 1.2 - Failure to Comply
- 1.3 - Computation of Time
- 1.4 - Filings and Notice
- 1.5 - Appearance and Withdrawal
- 1.6 - Motions
- 1.7 - Correction of Filed Documents
- 1.8 - Communication with the Court
- 1.9 - Oral Argument
- 1.10- Briefs
- 1.11 - Form and Content of Briefs
- 1.12 - Amicus Curiae
- 1.13 - Rehearing
- 1.14 – Taxation of Costs and Motions for Appeal Related Attorney Fees
- 1.16 - Mandate
- 1.15 – Stay and Supersedeas
- 1.16 - Mandate
- 1.20 - Definitions
- 1.21 - Computation of Time to Commence Appeal
- 1.22 – Post-Trial Motions
- 1.23 – Commencement of Appeal
- 1.24 – Motion to Retain Appeal in Supreme Court
- 1.25 - Petition in Error and Response
- 1.26 – Amended Petition in Error, Premature Petition in Error, and Supplemental Petition in Error
- 1.27 – Multiple Appeals
- 1.28 – Record
- 1.29 – Designation of Record Where Reversal is Sought Solely on Ground of Insufficiency of Evidence to Support Verdict or Judgment
- 1.30 – Preparation of Narrative Statement of trial or Proceedings in Lieu of Transcript
- 1.31 – Preparation of Statement in Lieu of Record on Appeal
- 1.32 – Correctness of Transcript and Amendment of Record
- 1.33 - Form and Content of Record
- 1.34 – Time for Completion of Record
- 1.35 – Fees for Assembling Record and Transcribing Proceedings
- 1.36 – Accelerated Procedure for Summary Judgments and Certain Dismissals
- 1.37 – Jurisdiction of Trial Court While Appeal is Pending and Remedial Writs in an Appeal
- 1.40 – Definitions, Rules Applicable, New Trial, and Effect of Failure to Appeal
- 1.50 – Definition of Certified Interlocutory Order
- 1.51 – Commencement of Proceeding and Entry of Appearance
- 1.52 – Content of Petition for Certiorari to Review Certified Interlocutory Order and Trial Court Statement
- 1.53 – Response to Petition for Certiorari to Review Interlocutory Order
- 1.54 - Record
- 1.55 - Briefs
- 1.56 – Other Rules Applicable to Certiorari to Review Certified Interlocutory Order
- 1.60 – Definition of Interlocutory Orders Appealable by Right
- 1.61 – Time and Manner for Commencing Appeal
- 1.62 – When Appeal Commenced
- 1.63 – Content of Petition in Error and Response in the Appeal of an Interlocutory Order Appealable by Right
- 1.64 - Record
- 1.65 - Briefs
- 1.67 – Other Rules Applicable
DECLARATORY JUDGMENTS
- § 1651 - Determination of Rights, Status or Other Legal Relations - Exceptions
- § 1657 - Courts and Agencies to Which Act Not Applicable
EVIDENCE CODE
- § 2101 - Short Title - Evidence Code
- § 2102 - General Provisions - Legislative Purpose
- § 2103 - General Provisions - Scope of Rules
- § 2104 - General Provisions - Rulings on Evidence
- § 2105 - General Provisions - Preliminary Questions
- § 2106 - General Provisions - Limited Admissibility
- § 2107 - General Provisions - Remainder of Part of Record - Other Records
- § 2201 - Judicial Notice of Law
- § 2202 - Judicial Notice of Adjudicative Facts
- § 2203 - Determining Propriety of Taking Judicial Notice
- § 2301 - Presumptions - Definitions
- § 2302 - Presumptions - Establishment of Basic Fact
- § 2303 - Presumptions - Effect of Presumptions in Civil Cases
- § 2305 - Inconsistent Presumptions
- § 2401 - Relevant Evidence Defined
- § 2402 - Relevant Evidence Generally Admissible - Irrelevant Evidence Inadmissible
- § 2403 - Exclusion of Relevant Evidence on Grounds of Prejudice, Confusion, Cumulative Nature
- § 2404 - Relevance
- § 2405 - Methods of Proving Character
- § 2406 - Habit - Routine Practice
- § 2407 - Subsequent Remedial Measures
- § 2408 - Compromise and Offers to Compromise
- § 2409 - Payment of Medical and Similar Expenses
- § 2411 - Liability Insurance
- § 2501 - Privilege Recognized Only as Provided
- § 2502 - Attorney-Client Privileges
- § 2502.1 - Accountant-Client Privilege
- § 2503 - Physician - and Psychotheraphist-Patient Privilege
- § 2503.1 - Interpreter for the Deaf
- § 2504 - Husband-Wife Privilege
- § 2505 - Religious Privilege
- § 2506 - Journalist's Privilege
- § 2506.2 - Peer Support Counseling Privilege
- § 2507 - Political Vote
- § 2508 - Trade Secrets
- § 2509 - Secrets of State and Other Official Information-Governmental Privileges
- § 2511 - Waiver of Privilege by Voluntary Disclosure
- § 2512 - Privileged Matter Disclosed Under Compulsion or Without Opportunity to Claim Privilege
- § 2601 - Witnesses - General Rule of Competency
- § 2602 - Witnesses - Lack of Personal Knowledge
- § 2603 - Witnesses - Oath or Affirmation
- § 2604 - Witnesses - Interpreters
- § 2605 - Competency of Judge as Witness
- § 2606 - Competency of Juror as Witness
- § 2607 - Witnesses - Who May Impeach
- § 2608 - Evidence of Character and Conduct of Witness
- § 2609 - Witnesses - Impeachment by Evidence of Conviction of Crime
- § 2610 - Witnesses - Religious Beliefs or Opinions
- § 2611 - Witnesses - Mode and Order of Interrogation and Presentation
- § 2611.2 - Witnesses - Unusual Court Procedures to Protect Rights of Incapacitated Persons - Criminal Defendant - Judicial Integrity
- § 2612 - Witnesses - Writing Used to Refresh Memory
- § 2613 - Prior Statements of Witnesses
- § 2614 - Calling and Interrogation of Witnesses by Court
- § 2615 - Exclusion of Witnesses
- § 2701 - Opinion Testimony by Lay Witnesses
- § 2702 - Testimony by Experts
- § 2703 - Bases of Opinion Testimony by Experts
- § 2704 - Opinion on Ultimate Issue
- § 2705 - Disclosure of Facts or Data Underlying Expert Opinion
- § 2801 - Hearsay - Definitions
- § 2802 - Hearsay Rule
- § 2803 - Hearsay Exceptions - Availability of Declarant Immaterial
- § 2804 - Hearsay Exception - Declarant Unavailable
- § 2804.1 - Hearsay Exception - Exceptional Circumstances
- § 2805 - Hearsay within Hearsay
- § 2806 - Hearsay - Attacking and Supporting Credibility of Declarant
- § 2901 - Requirement of Authentication or Identification
- § 2902 - Self-Authentication
- § 2903 - Authentication and Identification - Subscribing Witness's Testimony Unnecessary
- § 3001 - Contents of Writings, Recordings and Photographs - Definitions
- § 3002 - Contents of Writings, Recordings and Photographs - Requirement of Original
- § 3003 - Contents of Writings, Recordings and Photographs - Admissibility of Duplicates
- § 3004 - Contents of Writings, Recordings and Photographs - Admissibility of Other Evidence of Contents
- § 3005 - Contents of Writings, Recordings and Photographs - Public Records
- § 3006 - Contents of Writings, Recordings and Photographs - Summaries
- § 3007 - Contents of Writings, Recordings and Photographs - Testimony or Written Admission of Party
- § 3008 - Contents of Writings, Recordings and Photographs - Functions of Judge and Jury
DISCOVERY CODE
- § 3224 – Short Title and Scope of Code
- § 3225 - Construction
- § 3226 - General Provisions Governing Discovery
- § 3226A - Withdrawal
- § 3226.1 – Abusive Discovery
- § 3227 – Depositions Before Action or Pending Appeal
- § 3228 – Persons Before Whom Depositions May Be Taken
- § 3229 – Stipulations Regarding Discovery Procedure
- § 3230 – Depositions Upon Oral Examination
- § 3231 – Depositions Upon Written Questions
- § 3232 – Use of Depositions in Court Proceedings
- § 3233 – Interrogatories to Parties
- § 3234 – Production of Documents and Things and Entry Upon Land for Inspection and Other Purposes
- § 3235 – Physical and Mental Examination of Persons
- § 3236 – Requests for Admission
- § 3237 – Failure to make or Cooperate in Discovery - Sanctions
NATURE OF CONTRACTS
- § 1 - Contract Definition
- § 2 - Essential Elements of Contract
- § 11 - Persons Authorized to Contract
- § 12 - Capacity of Minors
- § 13 - Definition of Minor
- § 14 - Other Persons
- § 16 - Persons of Unsound Mind
- § 17 - Contracts Prohibited to Minors
- § 18 - Contracts Minors May Make
- § 19 - Disaffirmance
- § 21 - Civil Liability
- § 28 - Identity of Parties
- § 29 - Enforcement by Third Party Beneficiary
- § 51 - Consent
- § 52- Rescission When Consent Not Free
- § 53 - When Consent Is Not Free or Real
- § 54 - Test for Consent That is Not Free or Real
- § 55- Duress
- § 56 - Menace
- § 57 - Fraud
- § 58 - Actual Fraud
- § 59 - Constructive Fraud
- § 60 - Actual Fraud Is Question of Fact
- § 61 - Undue Influence
- § 62 - Mistake of Fact or Law
- § 63 - Mistake of Fact
- § 64 - Mistake of Law
- § 65 - Mistake of Foreign Law
- § 66 - Mutual Consent
- § 67 - Communication of Consent
- § 68 - Mode of Acceptance
- § 69 - Full Communicated Consent
- § 70 - Performance of Conditions as Acceptance
- § 71 - Absolute, Unqualified Acceptance Required
- § 72 - Time for Revocation of Proposal
- § 73 - Manner of Revocation of Proposal
- § 74 - Subsequent Consent
- § 75 - Voluntary Acceptance
- § 101 - Object
- § 102 - Object Must Be Lawful, Possible, Ascertainable
- § 103 - Possibility
- § 104 - Object Unlawful, Impossible, Vague
- § 105 - Lawful Object Valid, Unlawful Void
- § 106 - Good Consideration Defined
- § 107 - Legal or Moral Obligation
- § 108 - Lawful Consideration
- § 109 - Illegality of Consideration
- § 110 - Consideration
- § 111- Executory Consideration
- § 112 - When Contract Does Not Determine Amount of Consideration
- § 113 - When Consideration Not Ascertained as Agreed
- § 114 - Presumptive Evidence of Consideration
- § 115 - Burden of Proof
MANNER OF CREATION OF CONTRACTS
- § 131 - Express or Implied Contract
- § 132 - Express Contract
- § 133 - Implied Contract
- § 134 - Oral Contract
- § 135 - Failure to Put Contract into Writing
- § 136 - Statute of Frauds
- § 137 - Written Contract Supersedes Oral Negotiations
- § 138 - Time of Effect of Written Contract
- § 139 - Abolish Distinction Between Sealed and Unsealed Contracts
CONTRACT INTERPRETATION
- § 151 - Rules of Interpretation
- § 152 - Interpret for Parties' Intent
- § 153 - Ascertaining Intention
- § 154 - Contract Language Governs
- § 155 - Ascertain Intention from Writing
- § 156 - Failure to Express Real Intention
- § 157 - Consider Whole Contract
- § 158 - Considering Several Contracts
- § 159 - Contract Interpretation
- § 160 - Words in Ordinary Sense
- § 161 - Technical Words
- § 162 - Law Governing Contract
- § 163 - Explanation by Reference to Circumstance
- § 164 - Restricting Terms
- § 165 - Ambiguous Terms
- § 166 - Subordinate Clauses
- § 167 - Written Controls Printed
- § 168 - Repugnant Clauses
- § 169 - Wholly Inconsistent Words Rejected
- § 170 - Construction Against Party Causing Uncertainty
- § 171 - Reasonable Stipulations
- § 172 - Necessary or Incidental Things Implied
- § 173 - Missing Time for Performance
- § 174 - Time Ordinarily Not of the Essence
- § 175 - Joint and Several Promise
- § 176 - Singular Promise by Several Persons
- § 177 - Executed Contract
UNLAWFUL CONTRACTS
- § 211 - Unlawful Contracts
- § 212 - Contracts Limiting Liability
- § 212.1 - Contracts Limiting Business Liability
- § 213 - Contracts Imposing Penalty
- § 214 - Contracts Fixing Damages
- § 215 - Presumption of Damages Amount
- § 216 - Contracts Limiting Legal Rights
- § 217 - Restraint of Trade
- § 218 - Contracts Not to Compete
- § 219 - Contracts Not to Complete Among Partners
- § 219A - Employer-Employee Contracts Not to Compete
- § 221 - Construction Contracts
TERMINATION OF CONTRACTS
- § 231 - Extinguishing Contracts
- § 232 - Rescission
- § 233 - When Party May Rescind
- § 233A - Procedures in Actions for Rescission
- § 233B - Form of Relief in Rescission Action
- § 234 - Stipulations Affecting Rescission
- § 235 - Rules for Rescission
- § 236 - Effect of Alteration on Oral Contract
- § 237 - Alteration of Written Contract
- § 238 - Destruction or Cancellation of Written Contract
- § 239 - Destruction of Contract by Beneficiary
- § 240 - Alteration or Destruction of Duplicate
- § 241 - Restoration of Wrongly Taking Thing
- § 242 - Restoration to be Made Without Demand
INDEMNITY
- § 421 - Indemnity Defined
- § 422 - Indemnity for Unlawful Act
- § 423 - Indemnity Against Act Already Done
- § 424 - Indemnity Extended to Agent's Act
- § 425 - Applicability of Indemnity to Each Person of Several Person Agreement
- § 426 - Joint and Several Liability
- § 427 - Interpretation of Indemnity Contract
- § 428 - Reimbursement for Answering in Damages
TITLE 21 - CRIMES AND PUNISHMENT
CRIMES AGAINST EXECUTIVE POWER
- § 261 - Acceptance of Public Office without Oath or Security - Penalty
- § 262 - Validity of Acts
- § 265 - Bribe to Executive Officer - Penalty
- § 266 - Receiving a Bribe - Penalty
- § 267 - Attempt to Prevent Performance of Executive Duty - Penalty
- § 268 - Resistance to Executive Officer's Performance of Duty
- § 269 - Acceptance of Emolument, Gratuity, or Reward - Penalty
- § 270 - Acceptance of Emolument, Gratuity or Reward for Omission to Perform Duty
- § 271 - Acceptance of Unearned Fees
- § 277 - Exercise of Authority after End of Term - Penalty
- § 278 - Wrongful Refusal to Surrender Seal or Books - Misdemeanor
- § 279 - Applicable to Administrative Officers
- § 280 - Willfully Disturbing, Interfering With or Disrupting State Business, Agency Operations, or Employees
- § 281 - False Statements Made During Internal State Agency Investigations - Penalty - Notice
CRIMES AGAINST LEGISLATIVE POWER
CRIMES AGAINST STATE PROPERTY AND REVENUE
- § 341 - Embezzlement of State Property - Penalty
- § 341.1 - Postage Meter - Unlawful Use
- § 342 - Filling of Office Vacancy upon Suspension of Occupant
- § 343 - Willful Violation of Law Regulating Official Conduct- Penalty
- § 344 - Personal Interest of Official in Transaction - Penalty
- § 346 - Obstruction of the Collection of Taxes or State Revenue - Penalty
- § 348 - Willful Neglect by State Officers
- § 349 - Destruction of Public Buildings - Punishment
- § 351 - False Statements Made as Basis of Imposing Tax or Assessment - Penalty
- § 352 - Unlawful Issuance or Payment of Bonds in Excess of Appropriation or Fund
- § 353 - Purchase of Bonds or Warrants by Interested Officer Unlawful
- § 354 - Penalty for Violation of Sections 352 and 353
- § 358 - False, Fictitious, or Fraudulent Claims against State
- § 359 - Penalties
- § 360 - Coercing or Advising State Employees to Contribute to Political Activities - Retaliation against Employee - Penalty
- § 361 - Use of Trading Stamps, Coupons, Tickets, Certificates, etc., Issued by Reason of Purchases from State Funds Prohibited
- § 362 - Issuance of Trading Stamps, Tickets, Certificates, etc., Resulting from Purchases by State Prohibited
- § 363 - Violations and Penalty
BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION
- § 381 - Bribing Officers
- § 382 - Officers Receiving Bribes
- § 383 - Bribery of Judicial Officers, Jurors, Referee etc. - Penalty
- § 384 - Acceptance of Bribe by Juror, Referee, etc., - Penalty
- § 385 - Acts Prohibited by Juror, Referee - Penalty
- § 386 - Acceptance of Gifts by Judicial Officer, Juror, Referee, etc., - Penalty
- § 387 - Definition of Gift
- § 388 - Attempts to Influence Juror, Referee - Penalty
- § 402 - Violations of Bribery Laws - Forfeiture of Monies and Properties
CONSPIRACY
CRIMES RELATING TO EVIDENCE
- § 451 - Offering Forged or Fraudulent Evidence
- § 452 - Practicing Fraud or Deceit on a Witness
- § 453 - False Preparation of Exhibits as Evidence
- § 454 - Destroying Evidence - Penalty
- § 455 - Preventing Witness from Giving Testimony
- § 456 - Bribing Witness to Falsely Testify - Subornation of Perjury
CRIMES RELATING TO PUBLIC RECORDS AND DOCUMENTS
- § 461 - Theft, Destruction, etc. of Records by Custodian
- § 462 - Theft, Destruction, etc. of Records by Others - Penalty
- § 463 - Offering False or Forged Instruments for Recordation
- § 464 - Forgery of Name on Court Documents, etc.
NEPOTISM
- § 481 - Employment of Relatives Unlawful - Divorce Terminates Limitation - Exception
- § 482 - Unlawful Salary Payments to Ineligible Persons
- § 483 - Unlawful to Appoint Relatives
- § 484 - Prohibition on Relatives Holding Office, Clerkship, etc.
- § 485 - Penalty for Violation
- § 486 - Removal from Office upon Violation
- § 487 - Executive, Legislative, Ministerial or Judicial Officers
PERJURY
- § 491 - Perjury Defined - Defense
- § 492 - Definition of Oath
- § 493 - Oath of Office Not Intended
- § 496 - Contradictory Statements as Perjury
- § 504 - Perjury by Subornation - Attempted Perjury by Subornation
- § 505 - Subornation of Perjury - Punishment
OTHER CRIMES AGAINST PUBLIC JUSTICE
- § 535 - Arresting Person under Pretense Authority
- § 540 - Obstruction of Public Officer
- § 540A - Eluding Peace Officer
- § 540B - Roadblocks
- § 541 - Unlawful Oath
- § 544 - Compounding or Delaying Prosecution
- § 545 - Threatening or Intimidating Judicial Officer, Juror, Referee, etc. - Penalty
- § 546 - Suppression of Evidence - Penalty
- § 580 - Public Officer's Willful Neglect to Perform Duty
- § 581 - Public Officer's Willful Omission to Perform Duty
- § 587 - Public Officer Making False Certificate or Writing - Penalty
- § 590 - Maintenance of Financial and Business Records - Violations
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
- § 649 - Assault and Battery upon Peace Officer - Penalties
- § 650 - Aggravated Assault and Battery upon Law Officers
MISCELLANEOUS OFFENSES AGAINST THE PERSON
TITLE 25 - DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS
HOLIDAYS
NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLIC NOTICE
- § 101 - Daily Newspaper
- § 103 - Sufficiency of Publication of Legal Notices
- § 104 - Change of Name of Newspaper
- § 105 - Designation of Newspaper by Party or Attorney
- § 106 - Legal Notice Publication By Newspaper
- § 108 - Proof of Publication
- § 112 - Change in Frequency of Publication - Status as Legal Newspaper
- § 113 - Publication in Newspaper Published in County, but Not at County Seat
- § 114 - Validation of Publication Elsewhere Than at County Seat
- § 221 - Use of Certified Mail with Return Receipt Requested in Place of Registered Mail
OPEN MEETING ACT
- § 301 - Short Title
- § 302 - Public Policy
- § 303 - Times and Places - Advance Notice
- § 304 - Definitions
- § 305 - Recording of Votes
- § 306 - Vote by Electronic or Telephonic Communications
- § 307 - Executive Sessions
- § 307.1 - Videoconference Exceptions
- § 308 - Meeting Between Governor and Majority Members of Public Body
- § 310 - Legislative Committee Members Attending Executive Sessions
- § 311 - Public Bodies - Notice
- § 312 - Written Minutes
- § 313 - Actions Taken in Willful Violation of Act
- § 314 - Violations - Misdemeanor - Penalty
DISCRIMINATION
- § 1101 - Purposes - Construction
- § 1201 - Definitions
- § 1301 - Definitions
- § 1302 - Employers
- § 1303 - Employment Agencies
- § 1304 - Labor Organization
- § 1305 - Training Programs
- § 1306 - Other Discriminatory Practices
- § 1308 - Exceptions
- § 1309 - Bona Fide Seniority or Merit System and Compulsory Retirement
- § 1310 - Imbalance
- § 1311 - Male and Female Employees
- § 1312 - Additional Definitions
- § 1313- Public Employers - Status Verification System - Unauthorized Aliens - Contracting and Employment Practices
- § 1502 Procedures after Complaint
- § 1502.1 - Temporary Relief
- § 1502.3 - Answer to Complaint
- § 1502.4 - Federal Government Referral
- § 1502.5 - Joinder
- § 1502.6 - Complaint Conciliation
- § 1502.8 - Final Investigative Report
- § 1503 - Hearing
- § 1504 - Dismissal after Hearing
- § 1505 - Relief
- § 1506 - Judicial Review
- § 1507 - Records Inspection
- § 1508 - Subpoenas
- § 1601 - Other Discriminatory Practices
- § 1602 - Conciliation Agreements
- § 1603 - Attempts
- § 1604 - Public Contractors
- § 1605 - Prima Facie Evidence
- § 1901 - Disability Discrimination
ELECTION CODE
The entire Election Code affects elections for Commissioner of Labor. The index to the full code is here. Those portions of the Election Code specifically addressing the Commissioner of Labor are listed below.
TITLE 27A - ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
OKLAHOMA ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT
- § 1-1-101 - Short Title
- § 1-1-102 - Purpose
- § 1-1-201 - Definitions
- § 1-1-202 - Powers of State Environmental Agency
- § 1-1-203 - Promulgation of Time Periods for Issuance or Denial of Permits and Licenses and Complaint Resolutions
- § 1-1-204 - Complaint Investigation and Response Process - Rules - Punishment
- § 1-1-205 - Programs and Functions Transferred and Assigned Among State Environmental Agencies
- § 1-1-206 - Economic Impact - Environmental Benefit Statement
- § 1-1-207 - Kyoto Protocol
JURISDICTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL AGENCIES
OKLAHOMA ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY CODE
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR AND BOARD OF ARBITRATION
- *§ 1 – Commissioner of Labor – Powers and Duties
- *§ 1.1 – Authority to Enter into Reciprocal Agreements with Labor Department of Another State – Maintenance of Actions
- *§ 3 – Obstructing Work of Labor Officials
- *§ 11 – Branch Office at Tulsa
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
- *§ 35 – Labor Commissioner to Report Fees and Fines
- *§ 38 – Witnesses-Attendance
- *§ 46 – Refusal of Service to Employer Not Fulfilling Contracts
- § 47 – Bringing in or Transferring Persons for Purpose of Employment Through Employment Agency
- *§ 52 – Definitions
- § 53 – License
- § 54 – Fees
- § 55 – Rules and Regulations
- § 57 – Enforcement – Rules and Regulations
EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN
- § 71 - Restrictions on Employment of Children Under Sixteen
- § 72.1 - Certain Occupations Not Permitted to Be Filled by Children under 16
- § 74 - Educational Qualifications Required of Child Before Employment
- § 75 - Hours of Employment of Children - Rest Periods
- § 76 - Night Work
- § 77 - Schooling Certificates - Duties of Employers
- § 78 - Evidence of Age of Child - Certificate of Physical Fitness
- § 79 - Age and Schooling Certificates - Proof of Age
- § 80 - School Attendance Certificate to be Presented - Duplicate of Schooling Certificate - Blank Form - Form of Certificate
- § 88 - Penalties for Violating This Article
- * § 89 – Enforcement
BOILER AND PRESSURE VESSEL SAFETY ACT
- § 141.1 - Short Title - Definitions
- § 141.2 - Exemptions
- *§ 141.3 – Rules and Regulations – Formulation – Promulgation
- § 141.4 – Application of Rules and Regulations
- § 141.5 – Maximum Allowable Working Pressure – Determination – Exemptions – Special Permit
- § 141.6 – License Required – Exemptions – Fee – Evidence of Qualifications – Hearings – Violations
- § 141.7 – Bureau of Boiler Inspection – Establishment – Personnel – Powers and Duties
- § 141.8 – Deputy Boiler Inspectors
- § 141.9 – Certificates of Competency Designating Special Inspectors and Owner-User Inspectors of Boiler and Pressure Vessels
- § 141.10 – Examination of Inspectors
- § 141.11 – Suspension of Inspector’s Certificate of Competency
- § 141.12 – Lost, Stolen or Destroyed Certificate of Competency
- *§ 141.13 – Inspection of Certain Boilers and Pressure Vessels
- § 141.14 – Inspection Report – Inspection Record – Certificate of Operation – Suspension of Certificate
- § 141.15 – Certificate of Operation Required – Violations
- § 141.16 – Fees
- § 141.17 – Bond
- § 141.18 – Accidents and Incidents – Investigation and Inquiry – Notice
- § 141.19 – Creation of Department of Labor Revolving Fund
- § 141.19a – Discontinuance of Workers’ Compensation Enforcement Revolving Fund, Safety Standards Revolving Fund, and Elevator Safety Fund – Transfer of Funds to Department of Labor Revolving Fund
- § 141.20 – Creation of Petty Cash Fund
PROTECTION OF LABOR
- § 165.1 - Definitions
- § 165.2 - Semimonthly Payment of Wages on Regular Paydays - Payment in Money - Itemized Statement of Deductions - Prohibited Payments
- § 165.2a - Violations - Administrative Fines
- § 165.3 - Termination of Employee - Payment - Failure to Pay
- § 165.3a - Wages and Benefits upon Employee's Death
- § 165.4 - Bona Fide Disagreements
- § 165.5 - Private Agreements
- § 165.6 - Contractors as Employers
- § 165.7 - Enforcement and Administration - Administrative Proceedings - Orders - Appeals - Actions
- § 165.8 - Penalties
- § 165.9 - Actions to Recover Unpaid Wages and Damages - Parties - Costs and Attorney's Fees
- § 165.10 - Invalidity Clause
- § 165.11 - Failure to Pay Benefits or Furnish Wage Supplements Pursuant to Agreements
- § 171 - Public Service Corporation to Give Letter to Employee Leaving Service
- § 172 - Blacklisting
- § 173 - Penalty
- § 173.1 - Employees' Social Security Numbers
OKLAHOMA MINIMUM WAGE ACT
- § 197.1 - Declarations
- § 197.2 - Minimum Wages Established
- § 197.3 - Wage and Hour Commission - Membership - Tenure - Compensation - Chairman
- § 197.4 - Definitions
- § 197.5 - Employees Covered by Act
- § 197.6 - Posting of Notice
- § 197.7 - Investigation of Complaints
- § 197.8 - Findings - Payment of Amount Due
- § 197.9 - Findings By Court - Double Damages - Costs And Attorney Fees - Defenses
- § 197.10 - Assignment of Wage Claim
- § 197.11 - Exceptions
- § 197.12 - Rules, Regulations, and Standards
- § 197.13 - Penalty for Failure to Pay Minimum Compensation
- § 197.14 - Penalty for Failure to Post Notice
- § 197.15 - Citation
- § 197.16 – Tips, Gratuities, Meals or Lodging – Credit For
- § 197.17 – Uniforms – Credit For
DISCRIMINATORY WAGES
- § 198.1 - Payment of Discriminatory Wages Based on Employee's Sex Prohibited
- § 198.2 - Enforcement - Penalties
RETALIATION
VEHICLE SEARCH
OKLAHOMA OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SFETY STANDARDS ACT
- § 401 - Short Title
- § 402 - Definitions
- § 403 - Employer's Duties and Responsibilities
- § 404 - Removal or Damage of Safeguards - Failure to Obey Safety Orders
- § 407 - Adoption of Health and Safety Standards - Promulgation - Limitation
- § 410 - Administration and Enforcement
- § 412 - Violations - Penalties
- § 413 - Public Policy
- § 414 – Occupational Safety and Health Consultation Program for Private Employers
- § 416 – Establishment of Staff - Duties
- § 417 – Employer’s Annual Report – Summary – Provision of Reports to State Insurance Fund Commissioner
- § 417.1 – Creation of Special Occupational Health and Safety Fund
- § 418 – Payments to Commission – Refunds – Collection of Payments – Disposition of Funds
- § 424 – Qualifications for Personnel of Department of Labor
- § 435 - Break Periods to Breast-Feed - Private Room - Reports
OKLAHOMA ASBESTOS CONTROL ACT
- § 450 – Short Title
- § 451 – Definitions
- § 452 – License Required – Fee – Exemptions
- § 453 – Powers and Duties of Commissioner
- § 454 – Suspension, Revocation or Refusal to Issue License – Hearing – Appeal
- § 455 – Inspections and Investigations
- § 456 – Violations – Penalties – Injunction
- § 457 – Powers and Duties of Commissioner of Health
AMUSEMENT RIDES
- § 460 – Rules and Regulations
- § 460.1 – Rules Regarding Definition of Alteration
- § 460.2 – Maintenance, Inspection, and Repair Records
- § 460.3 – Signage
- § 460.4 – Use of Amusement Rides by Riders
- § 461 – Definitions
- *§ 462 – Certificate of Inspection – Inspections
- *§ 463 – Fees – Certification of Rides – Certificate of Insurance
- § 464 – Notice of Erection of Ride or Additions or Alterations
- § 465 – Temporary Cessation of Ride – Orders – Enforcement
- § 466 – Modification of Rules and Regulations – Grounds
- § 467 – Liability Insurance
- *§ 468 – Political Subdivisions – Regulation of Rides – Inspections
- § 469 – Violations – Penalties
- § 472 – Rides to Be Under Control of Competent Operator – Training – Drug and Alcohol Testing – Compliance Records
- § 473 – Nullification of Rules Promulgated Pursuant to 40 O.S. § 471
SMOKING
- § 500 - Employment Conditional on Non-smoking Status Prohibited
- § 501 - Smoking Conditions
- § 502 - Application
- § 503 - Remedies
STANDARDS FOR WORKPLACE DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING ACT
- § 551 - Short Title
- § 552 - Definitions
- § 553 - Workplace Drug and Alcohol Testing Act Standards
- § 554 - Limitations on Employers
- § 555 - Written Detailed Policy Setting Forth Specifics of Drug or Alcohol Testing Program
- § 556 - Time and Costs of Drug or Alcohol Testing
- § 557 - State Board of Health to Implement and Enforce the Act and Rules
- § 558 - Testing Facility Qualifications and License
- § 559 – Conditions to Conduct Sample Collection and Testing
- § 560 – Confidential Records
- § 561 – Employee Assistance Program
- § 562 – Disciplinary Actions
- § 563 – Civil Actions
- § 564 – Compliance with Provisions of Act and Rules
- § 565 – Willful and Knowing Violations – Punishment
AUTOMOBILES OWNED BY STATE
- § 151 - Words Painted on Vehicle
- § 152 - Driving Unmarked Vehicles Prohibited
- § 155 - Violation is Misdemeanor
- § 156 - Purchase Prohibited
- § 156.1 - Taking Vehicles Home Prohibited
- § 156.3 - Purchase of Trucks
- § 158.2 - Actions against State
UNIFORM LAW ON NOTARIAL ACTS
- § 111 - Short Title
- § 112 - Definitions
- § 113 - Acknowledgment, Verification, Witnessing, and Certifying of Notarial Officer - Oath - Evidence
- § 114 - Who May Perform Notarial Acts
- § 115 - Effect of Notarial Act Performed in Another State
- § 116 - Effect of Notarial Acts Performed by Certain Officers
- § 117 - Effect of Notarial Act Performed by Officer of Foreign Nation
- § 118 - Evidence and Sufficiency of Notarial Act - Execution of Certificate of Notarial Act
- § 119 - Contents and Sufficiency of Short Form Certificates of Notarial Acts
- § 120 - Application of Uniform Law on Notarial Acts
- § 121 - Interpretation of Uniform Law on Notarial Acts
GENERAL PROVISIONS
- § 1 - Beginning of Term - Time of Qualifying
- § 3.1 - Failure to Qualify - Vacancy - How Filled
- § 4 - Re-Election Bond Not Approved Unit Satisfactory Accounting
- §6 - Officers and Deputies Not to Hold Other Offices
- § 7 - Place of Office
- § 8 - Office Vacant, When
- § 9 - Resignations
- § 11 - Vacancy within Thirty Days of Election
- § 13 - How Appointments Made
- § 14 - Appointees to Qualify
- § 15 - Term of Appointed Officer
- § 19 - Successor to Receive Records, etc.
- § 20 - Books Turned Over to Successor Before Salary Paid
- § 21 - Oaths, Officers Authorized to Administer
- § 22 - Violations of this Chapter Misdemeanors
- § 23 - Sureties May Be Liable in Part Only
- § 24.1 - Suspension from Office or Employment upon Conviction of Felony - Forfeiture of Office or Employment - Salary and Benefits
- § 24.3 - Sale of Real or Personal Property to State or Political Subdivision by Certain Persons Prohibited
OKLAHOMA OPEN RECORDS ACT
- § 24A.1 - Short Title
- § 24A.2 - Political Power - Public Policy and Purpose of Act
- § 24A.3 - Definitions
- § 24A.4 - Duty to Keep and Maintain Complete Records of Receipt and Expenditure of Funds
- § 24A.5 - Open and Confidential Records
- § 24A.6 – Written Notice of Business Hours of Public Bodies – Inspection, Copying, or Reproduction of Records of Public Body
- § 24A.7 - Confidential Personnel Records of Public Body
- § 24A.8 - Law Enforcement Agency Records Available for Public Inspection
- § 24A.9 - Confidential Personal Notes and Personally Created Materials of Public Official Making Recommendation
- § 24A.10 - Disclosure of Information Voluntarily Supplied
- § 24A.11 – Confidential Library, Archive, or Museum Materials
- § 24A.12 - Confidential Litigation Files and Investigatory Reports
- § 24A.13 - Confidential Federal Legislation Records
- § 24A.14 - Confidential Personal Communications Exercising Constitutional Rights
- § 24A.17 - Violations of Oklahoma Open Records Act - Civil Liability
- § 24A.18 - Additional Recordkeeping Requirements on Public Bodies or Public Officials Not Imposed
- § 24A.20 - Access to Records in Possession of Public Body or Official for Investigatory Purposes
- § 24A.21 - Fees Charged State Agency or Taxing Entity
- § 24A.22 - Confidential Nature of Public Utility Records
- § 24A.25 - Removal of Materials from the Public Record
- § 24A.27 - Confidential Vulnerability Assessments
- § 24A.28 - Confidentiality of Information Relating to Terrorism
- § 24A.29 - Protected Materials - Protective Orders - Orders Directing Withholding, Removal of Pleadings or Other Material from Public Record
FOREIGN POLITICAL OR REVOLUTIONARY AFFILIATIONS
- § 36.1 - Oath or Affirmation Required - Effective Date
- § 36.2A - Form of Loyalty Oath or Affirmation
- § 36.3 - Oath or Affirmation - Form - Place of Filing - No Filing Fee
- § 36.4 - Compensation Not to Be Paid Until Oath or Affirmation Subscribed - Duties of Certifying Officer to Payroll Claims
- § 36.5 - False Statements Perjury - Punishment
- § 36.6 - Violation of Oath or Affirmation
IMPEACHMENT
- §51 - Impeachment - Crimes - Subject of
- §52 - Presentation - Court of Impeachment
- §53 - Oath - Concurrence of Senators
- §54 - Judgment - Criminal Liability
- §55 - Impeachment Defined
- §56 - Articles of Impeachment
- §57 - Designation of Offense and of Culprit
- §58 - Prosecution of Impeachment - Board of Managers
- §59 - Court of Impeachment - Organization
- §60 - Hearing and Summons
- §61 - Witness - Evidence - Process
- §62 - Orders and Judgments - Power to Enforce
- §63 - Fees for Witnesses and Executions of Processes
- §64 - Oath
- §65 - Voting on Judgment - Absence during Trial
- §66 - Costs - How Paid - Cost of Accused if Acquitted
- §67 - Recess - Trial after Adjournment
- §69 - Managers of Trial - Power of After-Adjournment Trial
- §71 - Procedure - Vote - Records
REMOVAL FROM OFFICE
- § 91 - Officers Subject to Removal
- § 92 - Supreme Court - Jurisdiction
- § 93 - Official Misconduct Defined
- § 94 - Attorney General - Duties
- § 95 - Defendant - Speedy Trial
- § 96 - Summons - When to Issue
- § 97 - Defendant Guilty - Judgment to Ouster
- § 98 - Complaint - Petition
- § 99 - Action Commenced
- § 100 - Attorney General - Powers
- § 101 - Witnesses
- § 102 - Attorney General - Additional Powers
- § 103 - Jury Trial
- § 104 - Depositions - How Taken
- § 105 - Prima Facie Evidence
OLD AGE AND SURVIVORS INSURANCE UNDER FEDERAL ACT
- § 121 - Declaration of Policy
- § 122 - Definitions
- § 123 - Federal - State Agreement
- § 124 - Contributions by State Employees
- § 125 - Plans for Coverage of Employees of Political Subdivisions and of State and Local Instrumentalities
- § 126 - Contribution Fund
- § 128 - Rules and Regulations
- § 130 - Separability
THE GOVERNMENTAL TORT CLAIMS ACT
- § 151 - Short Title
- § 152 - Definitions
- § 152.1 - Adoption of Doctrine of Sovereign Immunity
- § 153 - Liability - Scope - Exemption
- § 154 - Extent of Liability
- § 155 - Exemptions from Liability
- § 156 - Claims - Petition - Limitation of Actions - Notice - Wrongful Death
- § 157 - Notice of Approval or Denial of Claim
- § 158 - Settlement or Defense of Claim - Effect of Liability Insurance
- § 159 - Enforcement of Judgments
- § 160 – Injuries for Which Political Subdivision Liable – Recovery of Payments – Limitations of Actions
- § 161.1 - State's Duty to Defend
- § 162 - Constitutional or Statutory Rights, Privileges or Immunities - Violation by Employee - Defending - Indemnification - Right of Recovery - Punitive or Exemplary Damages
- § 163 - Venue - Parties - Service of Process - Evidence of Insurance
- § 164 - Application of Oklahoma Laws and Statutes and Rules of Procedure
- § 166 - Governmental and Proprietary Functions of Political Subdivisions - Application of Act
- § 170 - Application of Laws
- § 200 - Default or Agreed Judgment, Consent Decree or Other Settlement of Litigation or Claim against State
TITLE 59 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS
OKLAHOMA ACCOUNTANCY ACT
- § 15.1 - Short Title - Declaration of Policy
- § 15.1A - Definitions
- § 15.8 - Qualifications of Applicants for Certificates
- § 15.12 - Employees
- § 15.12A - CPA and PA - Out - of - State License - Reciprocity
- § 15.13 - Issuance of Certificate or License to Applicant Authorized to Practice in Other Jurisdiction - Reciprocity
- § 15.13A - Issuance of Certificate to Holder of Substantially Equivalent Designation Issued by Foreign Country - Reciprocity
- § 15.14A - Permits
- § 15.14B - Acts Subject to Penalty
- § 15.26 - False Reports or Statements - Penalty
- § 15.30 - Quality Reviews - Rules
- § 15.35 - Continuing Professional Education
- § 15.36 - Persons Entitled to Perform Required Audits
- § 15.37 - Legal Instruments Not to Provide for Audits Services by Others Than Registrants
OKLAHOMA WELDING ACT
- § 1624 – Short Title
- § 1625 – Description and Legislative Intent
- § 1626 – Definitions
- § 1627 – Welding Inspectors – Powers and Duties
- § 1628 – Applicants for Certification – Qualifications
- § 1629 – Certification of Applicants
- § 1630 – Standards of Skills, Practice and Conduct of Welding Inspectors
- § 1631 – Unauthorized Practice – Suspension, Refused Renewal or Revocation of Certification
- § 1632 – Reinstatement
- § 1633 – Recertification
- *§ 1634 – Applicability of Codes – Qualifications of Welders – Penalties
- § 1634.1 – Applicable Codes for Weldments
- § 1635 – Commissioner of Labor – Additional Power and Duties
- § 1636 – Fees and Certificates
- § 1637 – Disposition of Revenues
- *§ 1638 – Exemptions
- § 1639 – Owner May Require Welder to Qualify with Appropriate Code – Exempt Equipment
- § 1640 – Violations – Misdemeanor – Penalties
- § 1641 – Construction of Act
ELEVATOR SAFETY ACT
- § 3020 – Short Title
- *§ 3021 – Legislative Findings – License Requirement – Violations – Penalties – Enforcement and Procedure – Conflicts with Other Laws
- *§ 3022 – Definitions
- *§ 3023 – Elevator Inspection Bureau – Duties of the Chief Elevator Inspector – Rules
- *§ 3024 – Powers and Duties of the Commissioner of Labor – Fines – Elevator Safety Revolving Fund – License Renewal
TITLE 61 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND PUBLIC WORKS
Since the following state statutes were enacted, the courts have limited the states' powers in various fields addressed in this title. Consideration of state and federal case law may be important to issues dealt with in this title.
- § 3 - Working Day for Public Employees
- § 4 - Public Contracts Made on Basis of Eight-Hour Day
- § 5 - Penalty for Violating Two Preceding Sections
- § 13 - Definitions
BUY AMERICAN
Since the following state statutes were enacted, the courts have limited the states' powers in various fields addressed in this title. Consideration of state and federal case law may be important to issues dealt with in this title.
OKLAHOMA STATE FINANCE ACT
- § 34 - Short Title
- § 34.2 - Itemized Estimate of Funds Expected - Comprehensive Economic Report
- § 34.3 - Office of State Finance - Divisions - Administrative Control
- § 34.6 - General Powers and Duties of Director
INFORMATION SERVICES AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS
- § 34.11.2 - Oklahoma State Government 2.0 Pilot Program
- § 34.12 - Duties of Information Services Division
- § 34.13 - Monthly Statement of Charges to State Agencies - Unobligated B
- § 34.15 - Authority of the Information Services Division of the Office of State Finance
- § 34.16 - State Agency Annual One-Year Operations Plan - Review by Information Services Division - Findings and Recommendations to Governor
- § 34.17 - Duties of Office of State Finance - Application Software - Integrated Central Systems
- § 34.18 - Notification of Availability of Applications of Integrated Central Systems - Submittal of Transactions
- § 34.19 - Installation, Maintenance, and Administration of Central Communication or Intercommunication System for State
- § 34.20 - Additional Powers and Duties of Information Services Division of Office of State Finance
- § 34.21 - Authorization for Use of State Funds - Statewide Communications Plan - Agency and Interagency Agreements
- § 34.23 - Oklahoma Government Telecommunications Network - Development and Maintenance
- § 34.24 - State Portal System Connecting State Agency Websites
- § 34.25 - Convenience Fee for Electronic or Online Transactions
- § 34.26 - Electronic Portal System - Open-System Concept
- § 34.27 - State Government Technology Applications Review Board
- § 34.28 - Accessibility of Information Technology for Individuals With Disabilities
- § 34.29 - Definitions
- § 34.30 - Electronic and Information Technology Accessibility Advisory Council
- § 34.31 - State Agency Acquisition of Customized Computer Software
- § 34.32 - Security Risk Assessment - Reports
STATE BUDGET
- § 34.34 - Duty to Prepare Budget
- § 34.35 - State Agencies to Furnish Requested Information
- § 34.36 - Estimate of Funds Needed
APPROPRIATIONS
- § 34.39 - Amount of Appropriations to State Agency Contained in Bill
- § 34.40 - Segregation of Lump Sum Appropriations - Schedule of Positions and Salaries
- § 34.41 - Appropriations - When Available - Purposes of Section
AGENCY BUDGETS
- § 34.42 - Annual Agency Budgets
- § 34.43 - Information to be Reported in State Agency Budgets Submitted to Director of the Office of State Finance - Required Information
REVENUE, ALLOTMENTS AND ACCOUNTS
- § 34.46 - Allocation of Revenues - Accounts with Agencies - Nonfiscal Year Appropriations - Supplemental Appropriations
- § 34.47 - Allocation of Revenues
- § 34.48 - Federal Funds - Deposit and Disbursement
- § 34.49 - Allotment of Appropriations and Federal Funds - Exemption for Legislature
- § 34.50 - Requests for Allotments
- § 34.51 - Approval of Allotments - Copy to Request Officer
- § 34.52 - Transfers - Limitations
- § 34.56 - Special Agency Account Board
- § 34.57 - Agency Clearing Accounts - Deposits - Transfers - Exemptions
- § 34.58 - Reports of Income and Disbursements
PAYMENTS
- § 34.59 - Withdrawals From Agency Clearing Accounts and Special Accounts
- § 34.60 - Form and Manner of Issuing Vouchers
- § 34.62 - Encumbrance Requirements for Payments from Funds of State
- § 34.63 - Disbursements
- § 34.64 - Claims and Payrolls - Audit and Approval - Checks or Warrants in Payment
- § 34.65 - Payment of Vendor Invoices
- § 34.67 - Forms and Electronic Systems to Process Claims and Payroll
- § 34.68 - Agency Approving Officers
PAYROLL
PAYMENT (CONTINUED)
- § 34.71 - Expediting Payment for Goods and Services
- § 34.72 - Interest
- § 34.73 - Proper Invoice - Definition
- § 34.74 - Grievances
LEGISLATIVE REVIEW
- § 34.95 - Annual Evaluation Reports of State Agencies
- § 34.96 - Establishment of Joint Legislative Committee on Budget and Program Oversight - Duties - Members
BUDGET LAW OF 1947
- § 41.5a-4 - State Policy and Procedures for Destruction or Disposal of Electronic Storage Media
- § 41.5p-1 - Portal System for License Application - Reports - Exemptions
- § 41.5t - Accessibility of Information Technology for Individuals With Disabilities
OKLAHOMA PROGRAM PERFORMANCE BUDGETING AND ACCOUNTABILITY ACT
- § 45.1 - Short Title - Implementation
- § 45.2 - Definitions
- § 45.3 - Agency Strategic Plan for Operations
- § 45.4 - Forms
- § 45.5 - Acceptable Measures and Training Provided
- § 45.6 - Hearings for Matters Required by this Act
- § 45.7 - Long-Range Strategic Plan
- § 45.8 - Performance Audit - Performance Investigation
- § 45.9 - Program Evaluation and Performance Review
Since the following state statutes were enacted, the courts have limited the states' powers in various fields addressed in this title. Consideration of state and federal case law may be important to issues dealt with in this title.
VITAL STATISTICS
SMOKING IN PUBLIC PLACES AND INDOOR WORKPLACES ACT
OKLAHOMA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ACT OF 2003
- *§ 683.6 - Emergency Management Advisory Council - Membership
- § 683.8 - Powers and Duties of Governor
- § 683.9 - Emergency Powers and Duties of Governor
EMERGENCY INTERIM EXECUTIVE AND JUDICIAL SUCESSION ACT
- § 685.1 - Short Title
- § 685.2 - Findings and Declarations
- § 685.3 - Definitions
- *§ 685.4 - Emergency Interim Succession to Office of Governor
- § 685.5 - Emergency Interim Succession to State Offices Other Than Governor
- § 685.8 - Oaths
- § 685.9 - Successors to Act Only After Emergency or Disaster - Termination of Authority
- § 685.10 - Removal of Successors
- § 685.11 - Disputes
EMERGENCY INTERIM RELOCATION ACT
- § 687.1 - Short Title
- § 687.2 - Definitions
- § 687.3 - Temporary Disaster Locations for Seat of State Government
RECORDS MANAGEMENT ACT
- § 201 - Short Title
- § 202 - Purpose
- § 203 - Definitions
- § 204 - State Records Administrator, State Librarian - Program
- § 205 - Duties of Administrator
- § 206 - Duties of Heads of Agencies
- § 207 - Advice and Assistance of State Administrator
- § 209 - Preservation of Records by Public Officials
- § 210 - Preservation of State Records - Act Cumulative
- § 211 - Destruction of Non-record Materials - Procedure
- § 212 - Rules and Regulations
- § 214 - Personnel - Expenditure of Funds - Contract for Records Management Bond
- § 215 - Act Cumulative
REPRODUCTION OF PUBLIC RECORDS
- § 301 - Photographing, Microphotographing or Filming of Records - Standards - Preservation of Original Negatives
- § 303 - Court or Judicial Records
ARCHIVES AND RECORD COMMISSION
- § 306 - Public Records - Deemed Unnecessary - Application to Destroy
- § 307 - Commission - Power to Require Assistance
- § 308 - Records - Form - Copies
- § 309 - Microfilm - Deemed Original Record for all Purposes
- § 310 - Termination of Office or Department - Records Disposed of
- § 313 - Secretary of Archives and Records Commission - Duty to Determine Preservation of Disposition of Records - Exception to Rule of Confidential Records
- § 314 - Listing of Documents to be Retained, Destroyed or Microfilmed, shall be Furnished Heads of Departments
- § 315 - Delivery of Records for Disposition - Reports for Non-compliance
- § 317 - Definitions
TITLE 68 - REVENUE AND TAXATION
FRANCHISE TAX CODE
INCOME TAX
- § 2358 – Taxable Income and Adjusted Gross Income – Adjustments to Arrive at Oklahoma Taxable Income
TITLE 73 - STATE CAPITAL AND CAPITOL BUILDING
Since the following statutes were enacted, Congress and the courts have limited the states' powers in various fields addressed in this title. Consideration of other state and federal law may be important to issues dealt with in this title.
THE GOVERNOR
GENERAL PROVISIONS
- § 2.2 - Vacancies for Positions which Appointment Is Subject to Confirmation
- § 8 - Office of Governor
DIVISION OF PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS
OFFICE OF DISABILITY CONCERNS
ATTORNEY GENERAL
- § 18b - Duties of Attorney General - Counsel of Corporation Commission as Representative on Appeal from Commission
- *§ 18c - Employment of Attorneys, Authority of Boards or Officials - Defense of Actions by Attorney General
- § 20 - Opinions of Attorney General - Publication and Distribution - Surplus Publication - Attorney General's Revolving Fund
- § 20f - State Officer or Employee - Legal Defense Services
- § 20g - Defense Duties - Evidence
- § 20h - Cost of Litigation
- § 20i - Legal Representation of Agency or Official of Executive Branch - Contracts
DEPARTMENT OF CENTRAL SERVICES
OKLAHOMA SURPLUS PROPERTY ACT
- § 62.1 - Short Title
- § 62.2 - Definitions
- § 62.3 - Rules for Disposal of Surplus Property - Exemptions
- § 62.4 - Transfer of Material and Supplies to Other Agencies
- § 62.5 - Special Cash Fund - Creation
- § 62.6 - List of Surplus Property
IN GENERAL
- § 63 - General Powers and Authority of Department of Central Services
- § 74.1 - Assistance Provided to State Agencies to Establish and Maintain Regional Service Offices
- § 76 - Mailing Service - Interagency Communications and Deposit of State Mail
- § 78 - Division of Fleet Management - Purpose - Administration - Duties
- § 78a - Application of Agencies Intending to Purchase Motor Vehicles
- § 78b - Notification of Vehicle Disposal by State Board, Commission, Department, or Institution
OKLAHOMA CENTRAL PURCHASING ACT
- § 85.1 - Short Title
- § 85.2 - Definitions
- § 85.3 - Purchasing Division - Director - Employees - Encouragement of Certain Purchases - Conflict of Interest
- § 85.3A - Exempted Entities
- § 85.4 - Requisitions - Determination of Quantitative Need by Agencies - Forms - Information Required - Lease-Purchase Agreements - Change Order or Addendum - Lease of Products
- § 85.5 - Powers and Duties of State Purchasing Director
- § 85.6 - Grade and Quality of Merchandise Delivered
- § 85.7 - Competitive Bid Procedures
- § 85.7a - Open Market Contract or Statewide Contract - Bidder Requirements
- § 85.7c - Contract for Upgrade or Enhancement to High Technology System
- § 85.7d - Information Technology Contracts - Accessibility Clause Mandatory
- § 85.9B - Encouragement to Purchase from Surplus Property Program
- § 85.9D - Terms Defined - Coordination of Computer Contract Purchases - OneNet
- § 85.9E - Statewide Contract - OneNet - Review - Negotiations
- § 85.10 - Records Open for Public Inspection
- § 85.11 - Publication of Rules, Regulations, and Specifications
- § 85.12 - Act Not to Affect Nonconflicting Procedures - Acquisitions Excluded
- § 85.12a - Insurance Purchaser - Requirements
- § 85.12b - Lease, Charter, or Contract for Use of Aircraft - Guidelines
- § 85.14 - Federal Laws to Govern
- § 85.15 - Strict Conformity - Penalties
- § 85.17A - State Agencies Shall Reciprocate Bidding Preference - Awarding Contracts
- § 85.22 - Notarized Sworn Statement Attached to Competitive Bid
- § 85.26 - Purchase of Blanket Bond for State Officers and Employees - Definition - Bond Exclusive
- § 85.27 - Elective State Officers - Blanket Bond
- § 85.28 - Classification of Officers and Employees for Coverage under Bond
- § 85.29 - Schedule of Amounts of Surety Required
- § 85.30 - Statutorily Required Bonds
- § 85.31 - Purchasing Division to Purchase All Bonds - Payment of Premiums - Approval
- § 85.39 - Development and Promulgation of Internal Purchasing Procedures
- § 85.40 - Travel Expenses Incurred by Vendor Included in Contract Award
- § 85.41 - Contracts for Professional Services - Compliance with Act
- § 85.42 - Certain Contracts Prohibited - Contract Limitations
- § 85.43 - Annual Report of Acquisitions Exceeding Fifty Thousand Dollars - Contents
- § 85.44 - Contracts Resulting in Circumvention of Full-Time-Equivalent Employee Limitation
- § 85.44A - Court Order Requiring Purchases Not to Invalidate Competitive Bidding Procedures
- § 85.44B - Payment for Contracted Products or Services -
- § 85.44C - Unlawful Contract
- § 85.44D - Preference for Oklahoma Tree Products
OKLAHOMA MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE ASSISTANCE ACT
- § 85.45 - Short Title
- § 85.45a - Intent of Legislature
- § 85.45b - Definitions
- § 85.45c - Competitive Bids - Minority Business Enterprise Preference Program - Department of Transportation Exemption
- § 85.45d - Placement of Award in Event of Inability to Award Contract
- § 85.45e - Minority Business Enterprise - Application for Certification to Participate in Minority Bid Preference Program
- § 85.45g - Award of Contract to Minority Business Enterprise
- § 85.45h - Unlawful Acts
IN GENERAL (CONTINUED)
- § 85.45j - Requisition for Product or Service by Sole Source Contract
- § 85.45k - Creation of State Travel Office
OKLAHOMA ONLINE BIDDING ACT
- § 85.45o - Short Title
- § 85.45p - Intent
- § 85.45q - Definitions
- § 85.45r - Online Bidding Process Provisions
- § 85.45s - Rules of Implementation
OKLAHOMA STATE RECYCLING AND RECYCLED MATERIALS PROCUREMENT ACT
- § 85.50 - Short Title
- § 85.51 - Definitions
- § 85.52 - Intent of Legislature - Implementation of Act - Exemptions
- § 85.53 - Legislative Intent - Preferences - Specifications
- § 85.54 - Review of Procurement Specifications - Duties of Director
- § 85.55 - Duties of Public Entities - Intent of Legislature
- § 85.55a - Maintenance of Clearinghouse of Information - Agreements with Purchasing Agents
RISK MANAGEMENT
- § 85.58A - Establishment of Comprehensive Professional Risk Management Program - Employment of Administrator
- § 85.58B - Risk Management Administrator - Duties - Insurance Coverage
- § 85.58M - Levy and Collection of Fee for Insurance Coverage - Failure to Pay Fees
IN GENERAL (CONTINUED)
- § 85.451 - Trip Optimizer System Use Requirements
- § 87.1 - Persons with Authority to Make State Purchases - Prohibition on Furnishing Supplies and Equipment
- § 87.2 - Penalties
- § 88.1 - Inventory of State Institution Purchases to Determine Conformity with Specifications - Dismissal for Failure to Comply
- § 88.2 - Report of Deviation
- § 90.1 - Postal Services
- § 90.2 - Payment of Postal Expense
- § 90.3 - Exemptions
- § 90.4 - Installation Cost and Rental Fees - Payment
- § 94 - Authority to Designate Quarters and Allot Space for State Departments - Authority to Lease Space
- § 96 - Property Purchased From Specific Appropriations - Transfer to Another Department or Institution
- § 110.2 - Inventory Records of Departments, Boards, etc
- § 110.3 - Inventory Records of State Agency Motor Vehicles
- § 121 - Contract for Auditing of Books of State Commissions or Departments
- § 122 - Duty of Auditor or Auditing Company - Examination of Books, Records and Files - Scope of Audit
- § 129.4 - Procedures for State Agency Transactions to Lease, Acquire, Dispose of, or Transfer Real Property
STATE AUDITOR AND INSPECTOR
- § 212 - Duties and Powers - Deputies - Audit of Books of Subdivisions of State - Cost of Examination
- § 212A - Required Audits of Government Entities - Filing Fee - Standards - Reports - Schedules of Federal Financial Assistance
- § 213 - Examination of Public Institutions - Quality Control Reviews - Special Audits
- § 213.2 - Performance Audit Division - Duties, Salaries, Expenses, Reports
- § 215 - Facilities for Investigations - Exhibits and Information - Powers and Authority of Examiner and Inspector
- § 223 - Report of Irregularities and Derelictions - Prosecution by Attorney General
- § 225 - Reports as Additional - Public Records
- § 227.8 - Payment for Services by State Agencies - Agreements - Deposits
INTERNAL AUDITS
- § 228 - Direct Supervisory Responsibility over Internal Audits
- § 229 - Internal Audit Reports Submitted to State Auditor and Inspector
SALARIES AND EMPLOYEES
- *§ 250.4 - State Officers - Salaries
- § 255 - Appointments and Tenure - Citizenship - Exceptions
- § 283 - Salaries Fixed By Statute are Maximum Salaries - No Claim for Excess above Appropriation
- § 284.2 - Pay Increase Funds
OKLAHOMA STATE EMPLOYEES' DIRECT DEPOSIT ACT
- § 292.10 - Short Title
- § 292.11 - Definitions
- § 292.12 - Direct Deposit System - Implementation - Rules
LEGISLATURE
- § 452.4 - Performance Post Audits
- § 452.5 - Assistance and Cooperation of State Entities
- § 452.10 - Copies of Audits to Office of State Finance, State Auditor and Inspector, and Legislative Service Bureau
LEGISLATIVE REVIEW OF STATE AUDITS ACT
- § 452.11 - Short Title
- § 452.12 - Definitions
- § 452.13 - Audit Report - Review by Legislative Committees
- § 452.14 - Written Agency Response to Audit
IN GENERAL
- § 456.7 - Unit of State Government Defined - Inventory - Applicability
- § 464 - Electronic Filing of Documents with Governor or Legislative Leaders
STATE TRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT ACT
- § 500.1 - Short Title
- § 500.2 - Reimbursable Expenses of State Officials, Employees, and Certain Others
- § 500.3 - Authority for Travel - Claims or Vouchers - Limitations
- § 500.4 - Mode of Travel - Approval - Rate of Reimbursement
- § 500.5 - Travel by Leased or Rented Automobile
- § 500.6 - Travel by Privately Owned or Chartered Airplane
- § 500.6A - Travel on Aircraft - Travel Logs
- § 500.7 - Travel Status for Meals and Lodging
- § 500.8 - Method of Computing Per Diem
- § 500.9 - Overnight Lodgings - Rate - Per Diem Allowance - Limitations and Exceptions - Out-Of-State Trips
- § 500.9A - Expenses Provided for in Contract or Grant
- § 500.10 - Limitation on Out of State Travel
- § 500.11 - Reimbursement for Out of State Transportation Costs
- § 500.12 - Miscellaneous Travel Expenses
- § 500.13 - Registration Fees
- § 500.14 - Rejection of Travel Claims or Vouchers
- § 500.15 - Claims - Submission
- § 500.16 - Standard Blank Forms
- § 500.16A - Procedure to Pay Claims
- § 500.17 - Review of Travel Expenditures
- § 500.18 - Provisions Mandatory - Exemptions
- § 500.36 - Per Diem Payments or Reimbursements
- § 500.37 - Direct Deposit of Travel Reimbursements
MOVING EXPENSES
- § 500.51 - Transferred Employees - Partial Payment of Moving Expenses
- § 500.52 - Definitions
- § 500.53 - Services Included
- § 500.54 - Requisition - Competitive Bids
- § 500.55 - Compliance with Act Required - Violations - Penalties
CONTRACTS
- § 581 - Contracts by Department of Institution with Another for Work - Payment - Disposition of Proceeds
- § 585 - Use of State Property - Violations of Provisions
OKLAHOMA PRIVATIZATION OF STATE FUNCTIONS ACT
- § 586 - Short Title
- § 587 - Purpose of Act
- § 588 - Definitions
- § 588.1 - Cost Analysis Report Required
- § 589 - Employee Proposals for Improvement of Agency Prior to Privatization - Notification of Proposed Privatization - Consideration for Employee Proposals - Notice of Intent to Solicit Bids
- § 589.1 - Certification of Compliance with Privatization Laws
- § 590 - Conflict of Interest - Prohibition of Employment of State Officer by Business Organization Awarded Contract
OFFICIAL BONDS
- § 591 - Filing with Secretary of State
- § 592 - Examination of Bonds - Certified Copies
- § 593 - Bonds Required of Appointees and Employees - Conditions - Premiums
- § 594 - Bonds for Persons Responsible for Custody and Control of Special or Nonstate Funds
- § 601 - Definitions
- § 602 - Filing in Office of Secretary of State
- § 603 - Approval by Attorney General
- § 604 - Withdrawal from Office of Secretary of State
- § 605 - Termination of Obligation
- § 606 - Exceptions from Application of Act
OKLAHOMA PERSONNEL ACT
- § 840-1.1 - Short Title
- § 840-1.2 - Purpose
- § 840-1.3 - Definitions
- § 840-1.4 - Merit System Office and State Personnel Board Abolished - Transfer of Functions, Powers, Duties, etc.
- § 840-1.6A - Creation of Office of Personnel Management - Administrator
- § 840-1.7 - Oklahoma Merit Protection Commission - Creation - Membership - Terms - Expenses - Officers - Meetings
- § 840-1.9 - Powers and Duties of Commission
- § 840-1.10 - Oaths, Subpoena and Production of Books and Papers - Reimbursement of Employees
- § 840-1.12 - Publication of Merit Protection Commission Appeal Hearing Summaries - Charge
- § 840-1.13 - Establishment of Training and Certification Program
- § 840-1.14 - Attorney General as Legal Counsel - Opinions to Officers or Employees - Representation of Commission - Conflict of Interest - Appointment of Alternate Counsel
- § 840-1.15 - Delegation of Authority to Administer Human Resources Functions - Agencies' Model Human Resource Projects - Human Resource Management Plan and Self-Evaluation Report System
- § 840-1.16 - Conflicts with Federal Requirements
- § 840-1.18 - Payment of Administrative Costs and Expenses
- § 840-1.19 - Merit System of Personnel Administration Rules - Distribution
AFFIRMATION ACTION
- § 840-2.1 - Submission of Affirmative Action Plan
- § 840-2.2 - Supervision of Affirmative Action Officer
- § 840-2.3 - Responsibilities of Appointing Authority
- § 840-2.4 - Promulgation of Rules and Standards for Defining Progress
WHISTLEBLOWER ACT
MERIT PROTECTION
OKLAHOMA PERSONNEL ACT (CONTINUED)
- § 840-2.8 - Duties of Every State and County Officer and Employee
- § 840-2.9 - Discrimination and Other Prohibited Acts
- § 840-2.10 - Creation of State Employee Assistance Program
- § 840-2.11 - State Employee Information Not Open to Public Inspection or Disclosure
- § 840-2.13 - Establishment of Personnel Management Information System
- § 840-2.14 - Management of Overall Costs of Human Resources - Quarter Reports
WAGE AND SALARIES
- § 840-2.15 - Compensation for Overtime
- § 840-2.16 - Grade or Salary Adjustment
- § 840-2.17 - Salary Raise
- § 840-2.18 - Longevity Pay Plan
- § 840-2.19 - Approval of Payroll Claims - Results of Payroll Audit - Recovery of Excess Payroll Claim - Quarterly Report
LEAVE
- § 840-2.20 - Promulgation of Rules Regarding Leave
- § 840-2.20A - Closing of Agency because of Imminent Peril - Paid Administrative Leave
- § 840-2.20B - State Employees - Leave of Absence for Donations
- § 840-2.21 - Placement of Employee on Leave without Pay
- § 840-2.22 - Promulgation of Emergency and Permanent Leave Rules - Family and Medical Leave
- § 840-2.23 - Creation of State Leave Sharing Program
- § 840-2.23A - Leave for Presidentially Declared National Disaster
- § 840-2.24 - Disaster - Leave to Participate in Specialized Disaster Relief Services
- § 840-2.25 - Meetings of Job-Related Professional Organizations - Leave to Attend - Activities Excluded
FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE
STATE GOVERNMENT REDUCTION-IN-FORCE AND SEVERANCE BENEFITS ACT
- § 840-2.27A - Short Title
- § 840-2.27B - Definitions
- § 840-2.27C - Reduction-in-Force, Layoffs, and Furloughs
- § 840-2.27D - Severance Benefits - Elements
- § 840-2.27E - Separation Agreement - Forms
- § 840-2.27F - Creation of Reduction-in-Force Education Voucher Action Fund
- § 840-2.27G - Creation of Reduction-in-Force Emergency Cost Fund
- § 840-2.27I - Reinstatement of Health Insurance Coverage
- § 840-2.28 - Voluntary Out Benefits
- § 840-2.28A - Definitions - Reimbursement - Terms - Application
- § 840-2.28B - Voluntary Buyout Agency Reimbursement Revolving Fund
- § 840-2.29 - On-Call Classified Employees - Compensation for Reporting to Work While on Call
- § 840-2.30 - Accountability for Expenditure of Public Funds
- § 840-3.1 - Supervisory Personnel - Training Programs
- § 840-3.2 - Establishment of Carl Albert Public Internship Program - Administration
- § 840-3.4 - Carl Albert Public Internship Program
- § 840-3.5 - Promulgation of Rules
- § 840-3.6 - Intern Positions not Included within Limitations
- § 840-3.7 - Construction of Act
STATE PERSONNEL INTERCHANGE PROGRAM
- § 840-3.9 - State Personnel Interchange Program
- § 840-3.10 - Policy of State
- § 840-3.11 - Interchange of Employees among Governmental Entities
- § 840-3.12 - Employee Eligibility
- § 840-3.13 - Nature of Personnel Interchange Assignments
- § 840-3.14 - Nothing in Program to Authorize Conflict of Interest
OKLAHOMA PERSONNEL ACT (CONTINUED)
- § 840-3.15 - Creation of Certified Public Manager Program - Adoption of Rules
- § 840-3.16 - Executive Development Program for State Officials - Administration - Purpose - Authority to Adopt Rules
- § 840-4.1 - Orders to Place Agencies under Merit System of Personnel Administration
- § 840-4.2 - Status of Employees
- § 840-4.3 - Audit of Classified Service Positions
- § 840-4.4 - Certain Knowledge and Sign Language Skills Required
- § 840-4.6 - Pay Structure
- § 840-4.11 - Noncompetitive Appointments
- § 840-4.12 - Promotional and Entrance Examinations - Persons with Severe Disabilities - Special Disabled Veterans - Optional Hiring Procedure for Affirmative Action Goals
- § 840-4.13 - Certification to Appointing Authority - Broad Band Certification - Statewide and Local Registers - Professional Practice Licensure and Hard-To-Fill Positions - Probationary Period
- § 840-4.14 - Preferences
- § 840-4.15 - Posting Vacancies And Promotional Opportunities
- § 840-4.16 - Legislative Intent
- § 840-4.17 - Employee Service Rating System
- § 840-4.19 - Authority to Designate Place or Places where Employees Perform Duties - Jurisdiction of Oklahoma Merit Protection Commission
- § 840-5.1 - Unclassified Service Exempt From Act Except Leave Regulations
- § 840-5.1A - Unclassified Service
- § 840-5.2 - Option to Retain Classified Status
- § 840-5.4 - Nothing in Act Intended to Automatically Place Agency under Merit System of Personnel Administration
- *§ 840-5.5 - Unclassified Service - Offices, Positions, and Personnel
- § 840-5.16 - Creation of State Work Incentive Program
- § 840-6.1 - Alternative Dispute Resolution Program
- § 840-6.2 - Grievance Procedure
- § 840-6.3 - Progressive Discipline - Application
- § 840-6.4 - Pretermination Hearing - Violation Of Procedures - Penalties
- § 840-6.5 - Discharge, Suspension or Demotion of Employee - Notice - Appeal - Hearing - Findings
- § 840-6.6 - Violation Of Employee Rights - Appeals - Investigations - Reports - Hearings - Alternative Dispute Resolution - Closing of Record
- § 840-6.7 - Hearings
- § 840-6.8 - Attorney Fees and Costs
- § 840-6.9 - Administrative Fines
- § 840-7.1 - Leasing State Agency Employees to Federally Recognized Tribe or Indian Nation
- § 841.30 - Oklahoma Compensation and Unclassified Positions Review Board
- § 842 - Product Vendors - Access to State Employees
STATE EMPLOYEE ADVOCACY RIGHTS ACT
- § 843 - Short Title
- § 844 - "Employee Organization" Defined
- § 845 - Privileges of Employee Organizations - Rules - Construction of Act
OKLAHOMA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM
- § 901 - Purpose
- § 902 - Definitions
- § 904 - Suits - Service of Process - Persons Aggrieved - Hearings
- § 910 - Eligible Employers - Procedure for Joining System - Withdrawal
- § 911 - Employee Members
- § 912.1 - Termination of Plan - Rights of Participants - Distribution of Assets
- § 913 - Crediting of Prior and Participating Service - Transfer of Service Credits From Teachers' Retirement System
- § 913.4 - Elected Officials - Election To Participate In Plan - Contribution Rate - Benefits
- § 913b - Incentive Credit - Limitations on Purchase
- § 913c - Credit for Termination
- § 914 - Retirement
- § 917 - Termination of Employment - Payment - Vested Benefits
- § 920 - Employer's Contribution
- § 920B - Participating Employers - Remittances to System - When Due
- § 925 - Membership as Condition of Employment
- § 932 - Confidential Information
OKLAHOMA HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION
INTERCHANGE OF GOVERNMENTAL PERSONNEL
- § 1251 - Intergovernmental Cooperation
- § 1252 - Definitions
- § 1253 - Temporary Interchange of Employees Authorized
- § 1254 - Status of Employees of Sending Agency
- § 1255 - Travel Expenses - Per Diem
- § 1256 - State Acting as Receiving Agency
- § 1257 - Payment of Travel Expenses by Receiving Agency
STATE AND EDUCATION EMPLOYEES GROUP INSURANCE ACT
- § 1302 - Purpose
- § 1303 - Definitions
- § 1306 - Powers and Duties of Board
- § 1307 – Specifications – Limitations on Benefits - Exceptions
- § 1308 - Enrollment In Plan
- § 1311 - Payroll Deductions
- § 1314 - Officers And Employees Exempt - Options
- § 1322 - Confidentiality of Information - Inspection of Files
STATE EMPLOYEES DISABILITY PROGRAM ACT
- § 1332 - Establishment of Disability Insurance Program for State Employees
- § 1332.1 - Collections from State Agencies - Deposits - Monthly Statements - Reports - Deduction of Premiums
STATE EMPLOYEES FLEXIBLE BENEFITS ACT
- § 1342 - Definitions
- § 1343 - State Employees Flexible Benefits Plan
- § 1347 - Monthly Interagency Reimbursements - Deposits to Fund
OKLAHOMA STATE EMPLOYEES BENEFITS ACT
WELLNESS PROGRAM ACT
- § 1382 - Creation of Wellness Council
- § 1383 - Development of Wellness Programs - Encouragement to Participate - Wellness Coordinating Committee
TAX DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLANS
FINANCIAL REIMBURSEMENT FOR EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES ACT OF 2007
- § 1732 - Definitions
- § 1733 - Agency Payments for Employee's Qualified Education Loan Expense
- § 1734 - Employee Termination of Service with Payor Agency - Hours of Service - Reimbursement
STATE USE COMMITTEE
- § 3003 - Definitions
- § 3004 - Procurement Schedule
- § 3007 - State or Agency to Procure a Product or Service at Fair Market Price
- § 3008 - Exceptions - Competitive Bid Requirement Not Applicable
MISCELLANEOUS
- § 3101 - Briefing of Newly Appointed Members of Governing Bodies as to Duties and Responsibilities
- § 3102 - Penalty
- § 3103 - Reports Published By State Agencies, Departments, Boards, Commissions And Institutions - Elimination Of Unnecessary Expense
- § 3104 - Filing and Distribution of Reports
- § 3105 - Information To Be Included In Certain Reports
- § 3106.1 - Publications Officers for State Agencies
- § 3106.2 - Public Website
OKLAHOMA GOVERNMENT WEBSITE INFORMATION ACT
MISCELLANEOUS (CONTINUED)
- § 3111 - Use of Social Security Numbers by State or Subdivisions Prohibited - Exceptions
- § 3113 - Disclosure Of Information Indexed By Social Security Numbers Prohibited - Exceptions
- § 3113.1 - Disclosure Of Security Breach of Personal Computer Data - Notice to Owner or Licensee of Personal Data - Exception
- § 3114 - State Officials and Employees Prohibited From Soliciting or Accepting Contributions for Candidates
- § 3117 - Establishment or Increase of Fees
- § 3118 - Written Notice - Reason for Denial or Permit, License, or Tax Exemption - Appeal Procedures
ANTI-KICKBACK ACT OF 1974
- § 3402 - Definitions
- § 3403 - Giving of Kickback by Holder of Contract Prohibited
- § 3404 - Making or Receiving a Kickback Prohibited - Penalty
- § 3405 - Recovery of Kickback
- § 3406 - Presumptions - Exemplary Damages
- § 3407 - Attorney General to Appear for State
INCENTIVE AWARDS FOR STATE EMPLOYEES ACT
- § 4111 - Short Title
- § 4113 - Promulgation of Rules and Regulations
- § 4114 - Authority of Agencies to Participate in Incentive Awards Program
- § 4115 - Incentive Awards Program
- § 4115A - Recognition for Length of Service to State
- § 4116 - Participation in Incentive Awards Program
- § 4117 - Nominations for Individual Incentive Compensation - Award of Increased Compensation
- § 4118 - Award of Unit Incentive Pay
- § 4119 - Comparison of Annual Unit Dollar Expenditures
- § 4121 - On-The-Job Employee Performance Recognition Program
- § 4122 - Employee Productivity Programs
CHILD CARE CENTERS FOR STATE EMPLOYEES
- § 4190 - Child Care Centers for State Employees - Rates
- § 4191 - Administration of Child Care Centers
- § 4192 - Creation of Child Care Revolving Fund
ETHICS COMMISSION ACT
- § 4249 - Definitions
- § 4250 - Registration Requirement
- § 4251 - False Statements Prohibited
- § 4253 - Purpose of Registration Form
- § 4254 - Additional Compensation or Reimbursement for Lobbying
- § 4255 - Penalties for Violations
- § 4257 - Former Member of Board or Commission - Employment - Violations
ETHICS COMMISSION RULES
ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS
PERSONAL FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE
- Standard 257:15-1-1 - General Purpose and Authority
- Standard 257:15-1-2 - Exceptions to Reporting Requirements
- Standard 257:15-1-3 - Individuals Required to File - Exemption
- Standard 257:15-1-4 - Deadline for Filing Statements
- Standard 257:15-1-5 - Liaison to Commission
- Standard 257:15-1-6 - Commission Handling of Statements of Financial Interests
- Standard 257:15-1-7 - Information Required
ETHICS AND CONFLICTS OF INTEREST
- Standard 257:20-1-1 - General Purpose and Authority
- Standard 257:20-1-2 - Buying or Selling State Employment or Appointments to State Office
- Standard 257:20-1-3 - Accountability
- Standard 257:20-1-4 - Misuse of Office
- Standard 257:20-1-5 - Ownership Prohibited by Certain State Officers in Certain Governmental Securities
- Standard 257:20-1-6- Representation by State Officers and State Employees
- Standard 257:20-1-7 - Votes, Deliberations, and Discussions by Legislators or Statewide Elective Officers
- Standard 257:20-1-9 - Restraints on Solicitation or Acceptance of Anything of Value - Disclosure
- Standard 257:20-1-10 - State Officers' and State Employees' Private Interests in Public Contracts
- Standard 257:20-1-11 - Actions Taken While Negotiating for Employment
LOBBYING DISCLOSURE
- Standard 257:23-1-2 - Anything of Value Reporting by Lobbyists - Preservation of Accounts, Books, etc.
- Standard 257:23-1-3 - Things of Value to State Officers or State Employees of Regulatory Governmental Entities
- Standard 257:23-1-4 - Rules of Construction
INVESTIGATIONS, COMPLAINTS, SETTLEMENTS, AND LITIGATION
- Standard 257:30-1-1 - General Purpose and Authority
- Standard 257:30-1-2 - Receiving Information
- Standard 257:30-1-3 - Investigations
- Standard 257:30-1-4 - Complaints
- Standard 257:30-1-6 - Public Inspection or Confidentiality of Actions and Records Relating to Alleged Violations
- Standard 257:30-1-7 - Period of Limitations
OKLAHOMA STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION ACT
- § 7001 - Short Title
- § 7002 - State Charitable Campaign
- § 7003 - Definitions
- § 7004 - Administration of Campaign
- § 7005 - State Agency Review Committee - Members - Election of Chairman - Duties and Responsibilities - Staff Support
- § 7007 - State Principal Combined Fund Raising Organization - Duties and Responsibilities
- § 7008 - Reimbursement Cost
- § 7009 - Participation in State Charitable Campaign - Human Welfare Service - Requirements to be Included in Campaign
- § 7009.1 - Audit not Required on Annual Budget of Voluntary Charitable Agency less than $50,000
- § 7010 - State Presence Test - Exemption
TITLE 75 - STATUTES AND REPORTS
STATUTES AND SESSION LAWS
- § 11a - Observance of Rules in Construction of Statutes
- § 12 - Original Acts Shall Govern
- § 22 - Conflicting Provisions
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES ACT
- § 250 - Short Title
- § 250.1 - Composition of Administrative Procedures Act
- § 250.2 - Powers of Legislature - Reserved Powers
- § 250.3 - Definitions
- § 250.4 - Compliance with Act - Exceptions
- § 250.4a - Rules Available for Public Inspection
- § 250.7 - Conflict between Rules - Procedures to Correct Spelling Errors - Rebuttable Presumption
- § 250.8 - Computations of Time
- § 250.9 - Powers Duties and Responsibilities of Director or Department of Libraries - Transfer - Establishment of Office of Administrative Rules within the Office of the Secretary of State
- § 250.10 - Request to Review Rules
- § 251 - Furnishing Copies of Permanent Rules - Rules for Administration of Section - Filing of New Rules and Amendments, Revisions or Revocations - Format - Incorporation of Standards by Referee - Publication of Executive Orders - Electronic Filing
- § 252 - Filing as Condition of Validity - Notification of Failure to Comply
- § 253 - Emergency Rules
- § 254 - Attestation of Rules - Certification of Publication - Copies - Preservation
- § 255 - Publication of The Oklahoma Register - Publication of Rules and Regulations
- § 256 - Oklahoma Administrative Code - Publication - Task Force on Administrative Rules
- § 257 - Legal Assistance - Provision for Publication and Distribution of Procedures
- § 302 - Promulgation of Certain Rules - Public Inspection of Rules, Orders, Decisions and Opinions - Rulemaking Record - Prohibited Actions - Violations
- § 303 - Adoption, Amendment or Repeal of Rule - Procedure
- § 303.1 - Filing of New Rules with Governor for Approval - Contents of Report - Time Limit for Approval or Disapproval
- § 303.2 - Approval or Disapproval of Rule by Governor
- § 304 - Filing of Adopted Rules - Effective Date of Adopted Rule or Executive Order
- § 305 - Petition Requesting Promulgation, Amendment or Repeal of a Rule - Form and Procedure
- § 306 – Validity or Applicability of Rules – Action – Parties – Presumption of Validity – Burden of Proof When Rule Appealed – Declaratory Judgment
- § 307 - Filing and Disposition of Petitions for Declaratory Rulings - Judicial Review
- § 307.1 - Rule Review Committee
- § 308 - Filing of Rules, Amendments, Revisions or Revocation and Agency Rule Report with Legislature for Approval or Disapproval
- § 308.1 - Final Adoption of Rule
- § 308.2 - Effect of Promulgated Rule
- § 308a – Governing Provisions
- § 309 – Individual Proceedings – Notice – Hearing
- § 310 – Procedures Before Agency
- § 311 – Proposed Orders
- § 312 – Final Agency Orders – Contents – Notification
- § 313 – Agency Members Not to Communicate
- § 314 – Issuance or Denial of New License – Revocation, Suspension, Annulment, Withdrawal or Nonrenewal of Existing License
- § 314.1 – Emergency Actions
- § 315 – Furnishing of Information, Attendance of Witnesses and Production of Books, Records, etc. – Subpoenas
- § 315.1 – Public Hearings – Fees
- § 316 – Disqualification of Hearing Examiner or Agency Member
- § 317 – Rehearing, Reopening or Reconsideration of Agency Decision
- § 318 – Judicial Review
- § 319 – Staying Enforcement of Agency Decision Pending Review
- § 320 – Transmission of Record to Reviewing Court – Stipulations
- § 321 – Review Without Jury – Additional Testimony
- § 322 – Setting Aside, Modifying, or Reversing of Orders – Remand – Affirmance
- § 323 – Review of Final Judgment of a District or Superior Court by Appeal to Supreme Court
OKLAHOMA SMALL BUSINESS REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY ACT
- § 501 - Short Title
- § 502 - Definitions
- § 503 - Small Business Regulatory Review Committee
- § 504 - Proposed Permanent Rules
- § 505 - Petition Objecting to Promulgated Rules
- § 506 - Waiver or Reduction of Penalties or Fines for Small Business
- § 507 - Commissioner of Public Safety - Certain Exemptions
TITLE 85 - WORKER'S COMPENSATION
- As an employer, the Oklahoma Department of Labor is affected by the workers’ compensation laws. For the index to the title click here:
- § 308 - Definitions
- § 311 – Employees Excluded
- § 312 – Injuries Excluded
- § 313 – Public Entities – State Insurance Fund
- § 314 – Liability of Person, Firm, or Corporation Other Than Immediate Employer of Injured Employee
- § 349 – Employee Agreement to Pay Premium Invalid – Misdemeanor – Assignment, Release, or Commutation – Payment in Case of Claimant Death
- § 351 – Employer to Secure Compensation – Proof of Ability to Pay – Penalty
- § 352 – Failure to Secure Compensation – Civil Penalty – Cease and Desist Order – Injunction
- § 353 – Summary Hearing – Formal Hearing – Appeal
- § 354 – Willful Failure to Provide Compensation – Misdemeanor – Penalty
Oklahoma Administrative Code
Oklahoma Department of Labor
Current Department of Labor Rules, Title 380
Chapter 1 Administrative Operations
Chapter 10 Personnel Employment Agencies
Chapter 15 Hazardous Employment of Children
Chapter 16 Child Labor Violations
Chapter 25 Boiler and Pressure Vessel Rules
Chapter 30 Protection of Labor
Chapter 35 Minimum Wage on Public Works [Revoked]
Chapter 40 Oklahoma Occupational Health and Safety Standards Act Rules
Chapter 41 Workers Compensation Premium Reduction Program
Chapter 45 Oklahoma Hazard Communication Standard [Revoked]
Chapter 50 Abatement of Friable Asbestos Materials Rules
Chapter 55 Amusement Ride Safety Rules
Chapter 60 Workers’ Compensation Enforcement Rules
Chapter 65 Oklahoma Professional Boxing Rules [Transferred]
Chapter 70 Elevator Safety Act
Other Agencies Rules that May Affect the Department
- Archives and Records Commission Go to table of contents and scroll to Title 60:1 - Archives and Records
- Attorney General Go to Table of Contents and scroll to Title 75:20 - Address Confidentiality Program
- Central Services, Department of - Central Purchasing
- Central Services, Department of - Construction and Properties
- Central Services, Department of - Facilities Management
- Central Services, Department of - Fleet Management
- Central Services, Department of - Property Distribution
- Central Services, Department of - Risk Management
- Central Services, Department of - State Leasing
- Employee Benefits Council Go to Table of Contents and scroll to Title 87
- Employment Security Commission - Title 240
- Environmental Quality, Department of - Title 252
- Ethics Commission
- Governor - Executive Orders. (Orders with * specifically mention the Oklahoma Department of Labor)
- Executive Order 1996-27 - Prevention of pornography on state computers
- Executive Order 1997-8 - Procedure to close state office for unsafe working conditions
- Executive Order 2003-22 - Certification of agency payroll
- Executive Order 2004-38 - Drug-free workplace
- *Executive Order 2007-7 - Governor's cabinet creation
- Executive Order 2007-23 - Healthy state workforce initiative
- Executive Order 2008-47 - Total compensation statement for all state employees
- Executive Order 2009-11 - State government continuity implementation plan
- Executive Order 2009-14 - American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Coordinating Council
- Executive Order 2010-2A - State holidays for 2011
- Executive Order 2010-6 - Prohibiting state employees texting while driving
- Executive Order 2011-1 – Hiring Freeze
- Group Insurance Board, Oklahoma State and Education Employees Go to Table of Contents and scroll to Title 360
- Human Rights Commission - Go to Table of Contents and scroll to Title 335:10 and 15 - Enforcement of Anti-Discrimination Act and Interpretative Guidelines on Employment Discrimination
- Incentive Awards for State Employees, Committee for - Title 345
- Merit Protection Commission - Title 455
- Personnel Management, Office of - Title 530
- Public Employees Retirement System, Oklahoma - Title 590
- Secretary of State - Administrative Rules on Rulemaking - Title 665:10