Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-1-202.1
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Extended Base Period
Official statutory text
EXTENDED BASE PERIOD.
If an individual lacks sufficient base period wages because of a
job-related injury for which the individual received total temporary
disability payments awarded by the Workers' Compensation Court, upon
written application by the claimant, an extended base period will be
substituted for the current base period on a quarter-by-quarter
basis as needed to establish a valid claim. Benefits paid on the
basis of an extended base period, which would not otherwise be
payable, shall be noncharged.
If an individual lacks sufficient base period wages because of a
job-related injury for which the individual received total temporary
disability payments awarded by the Workers' Compensation Court, upon
written application by the claimant, an extended base period will be
substituted for the current base period on a quarter-by-quarter
basis as needed to establish a valid claim. Benefits paid on the
basis of an extended base period, which would not otherwise be
payable, shall be noncharged.
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