Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-2-604
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Hearing
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HEARING. The appeal referee to whom the appeal is assigned,
after affording the parties reasonable opportunity for a fair
hearing, shall make findings and conclusions, and on the basis
thereof affirm, modify, or reverse such determination; provided,
however, that whenever an appeal involves a question as to whether
services were performed by claimant in employment or for an
employer, or as to amount of wages reported by an employer for
claimant, the tribunal referee shall give special notice of such
issue and of the pendency of the appeal by mail to the employer and
to the Commission, both of whom shall thenceforth be parties to the
proceeding and be afforded a reasonable opportunity to adduce
evidence bearing on such questions; provided, that any party who
enters an appearance before the tribunal referee waives the
requirement of special notice by mail.
after affording the parties reasonable opportunity for a fair
hearing, shall make findings and conclusions, and on the basis
thereof affirm, modify, or reverse such determination; provided,
however, that whenever an appeal involves a question as to whether
services were performed by claimant in employment or for an
employer, or as to amount of wages reported by an employer for
claimant, the tribunal referee shall give special notice of such
issue and of the pendency of the appeal by mail to the employer and
to the Commission, both of whom shall thenceforth be parties to the
proceeding and be afforded a reasonable opportunity to adduce
evidence bearing on such questions; provided, that any party who
enters an appearance before the tribunal referee waives the
requirement of special notice by mail.
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