Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-2-107
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Benefits - Portion of a week
Official statutory text
BENEFITS - PORTION OF A WEEK. Notwithstanding any other
provisions of this act, the Commission may by rule prescribe that
the existence of unemployment, eligibility for benefits and the
amount of benefits payable shall be determined, in the case of any
otherwise eligible claimant who, within a week of unemployment, is
separated from, or secures, work on a regular attachment basis, for
that portion of the week occurring before or after such separation
from or securing of work, provided such rules are reasonably
calculated to secure general results substantially similar to those
provided by this act with respect to weeks of unemployment.
provisions of this act, the Commission may by rule prescribe that
the existence of unemployment, eligibility for benefits and the
amount of benefits payable shall be determined, in the case of any
otherwise eligible claimant who, within a week of unemployment, is
separated from, or secures, work on a regular attachment basis, for
that portion of the week occurring before or after such separation
from or securing of work, provided such rules are reasonably
calculated to secure general results substantially similar to those
provided by this act with respect to weeks of unemployment.
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