Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-197.3
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Wage and Hour Commission - Membership - Tenure -
Official statutory text
Compensation - Chairman.
A. The Wage and Hour Commission is hereby terminated and all
powers and duties of such Commission are transferred to the
Commissioner of Labor. All personnel, funds, financial obligations
and encumbrances, records, equipment, furniture, fixtures, files and
supplies under the control of the Wage and Hour Commission are
transferred to the Commissioner of Labor as of the effective date of
this act.
B. The Commissioner of Labor shall establish, pursuant to this
act, such standards of wages and conditions of labor for employees
within the State of Oklahoma as shall be reasonable and not
detrimental to health and morals.
A. The Wage and Hour Commission is hereby terminated and all
powers and duties of such Commission are transferred to the
Commissioner of Labor. All personnel, funds, financial obligations
and encumbrances, records, equipment, furniture, fixtures, files and
supplies under the control of the Wage and Hour Commission are
transferred to the Commissioner of Labor as of the effective date of
this act.
B. The Commissioner of Labor shall establish, pursuant to this
act, such standards of wages and conditions of labor for employees
within the State of Oklahoma as shall be reasonable and not
detrimental to health and morals.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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