Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-1-225
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Supplemental unemployment benefit plan
Official statutory text
SUPPLEMENTAL UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFIT PLAN.
A. A supplemental unemployment benefit plan for a temporary
layoff must meet the following requirements:
1. The plan shall provide for a payment from the employer to
the employee each week during the temporary layoff to supplement
unemployment benefits received by the employee;
2. The plan must be part of an agreement entered into between
the employer and employee, or between the employer and a collective
bargaining agent on behalf of the employee, before the date the
layoff is effective;
3. The employer must be able to give a reasonable assurance
that the separated employees will be able to return to work at the
end of the temporary layoff;
4. The employer must inform the Commission of the beginning and
ending dates of the layoff and keep the Commission informed of any
changes in circumstances while any claims for unemployment benefits
are in existence; and
5. The plan must provide for equal treatment of all employees
covered by the plan who are included in the layoff.
The requirements of Sections 2-417 and 2-418 of this title shall be
waived for any claimant of unemployment benefits who is receiving
supplemental benefits under this subsection.
B. A supplemental unemployment benefit plan for a permanent
layoff must meet the following requirements:
1. The plan shall provide for a payment from the employer to
the former employee during each week unemployment benefits are paid
to the former employee, in order to supplement the unemployment
benefits received by the former employee;
2. The plan must be part of an agreement entered into between
the employer and former employee, or between the employer and a
collective bargaining agent on behalf of the former employee, before
the date the layoff is effective; and
3. The plan must provide for equal treatment of all former
employees covered by the plan who are included in the layoff.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 40. Labor Page 46
The requirements of Sections 2-417 and 2-418 of this title shall
be applicable to any claimant of unemployment benefits who is
receiving supplemental benefits under this subsection.
C. The amount of supplemental unemployment benefit plan
payments will not be deducted from the weekly benefit amount of an
unemployment benefit claim.
D. All supplemental unemployment benefit plans must be approved
by the Director of the Unemployment Insurance Division of the
Oklahoma Employment Security Commission. The Director's
determination will be in writing and mailed to the employer and the
collective bargaining agent of the employees, if any exists, at
their last-known addresses, within twenty (20) days of the receipt
of the employer's plan. If an employer or collective bargaining
agent disagrees with the determination, an appeal can be taken
pursuant to Section 3-115 of this title.
A. A supplemental unemployment benefit plan for a temporary
layoff must meet the following requirements:
1. The plan shall provide for a payment from the employer to
the employee each week during the temporary layoff to supplement
unemployment benefits received by the employee;
2. The plan must be part of an agreement entered into between
the employer and employee, or between the employer and a collective
bargaining agent on behalf of the employee, before the date the
layoff is effective;
3. The employer must be able to give a reasonable assurance
that the separated employees will be able to return to work at the
end of the temporary layoff;
4. The employer must inform the Commission of the beginning and
ending dates of the layoff and keep the Commission informed of any
changes in circumstances while any claims for unemployment benefits
are in existence; and
5. The plan must provide for equal treatment of all employees
covered by the plan who are included in the layoff.
The requirements of Sections 2-417 and 2-418 of this title shall be
waived for any claimant of unemployment benefits who is receiving
supplemental benefits under this subsection.
B. A supplemental unemployment benefit plan for a permanent
layoff must meet the following requirements:
1. The plan shall provide for a payment from the employer to
the former employee during each week unemployment benefits are paid
to the former employee, in order to supplement the unemployment
benefits received by the former employee;
2. The plan must be part of an agreement entered into between
the employer and former employee, or between the employer and a
collective bargaining agent on behalf of the former employee, before
the date the layoff is effective; and
3. The plan must provide for equal treatment of all former
employees covered by the plan who are included in the layoff.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 40. Labor Page 46
The requirements of Sections 2-417 and 2-418 of this title shall
be applicable to any claimant of unemployment benefits who is
receiving supplemental benefits under this subsection.
C. The amount of supplemental unemployment benefit plan
payments will not be deducted from the weekly benefit amount of an
unemployment benefit claim.
D. All supplemental unemployment benefit plans must be approved
by the Director of the Unemployment Insurance Division of the
Oklahoma Employment Security Commission. The Director's
determination will be in writing and mailed to the employer and the
collective bargaining agent of the employees, if any exists, at
their last-known addresses, within twenty (20) days of the receipt
of the employer's plan. If an employer or collective bargaining
agent disagrees with the determination, an appeal can be taken
pursuant to Section 3-115 of this title.
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