Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-2-205.1
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Ability to work and acceptance of employment
Official statutory text
The unemployed individual must be able to perform work duties in
keeping with his or her education, training and experience. He or
she must also be available to seek and accept work at any time and
may not be engaged in any activity that would restrict his or her
seeking or accepting employment.
The fact that an individual is enrolled in school shall not, in
and of itself, render an individual ineligible for unemployment
benefits. Such individual who is involuntarily unemployed and
otherwise eligible for benefits and who offers to quit school,
adjust class hours or change shifts in order to secure employment
shall be entitled to benefits.
keeping with his or her education, training and experience. He or
she must also be available to seek and accept work at any time and
may not be engaged in any activity that would restrict his or her
seeking or accepting employment.
The fact that an individual is enrolled in school shall not, in
and of itself, render an individual ineligible for unemployment
benefits. Such individual who is involuntarily unemployed and
otherwise eligible for benefits and who offers to quit school,
adjust class hours or change shifts in order to secure employment
shall be entitled to benefits.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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