Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-2-605
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Notice of referee decision
Official statutory text
NOTICE OF REFEREE DECISION.
The parties shall be promptly notified of such referee's
decision and shall be furnished with a copy of the decision,
including the findings and conclusions in support thereof. The
decision shall be provided to the party by the agency's digital
portal or email unless the party notifies the agency that they opted
out from receiving notices by email pursuant to Section 11 of this
act. Such decision shall be final unless, within ten (10) days
after the date notice is deemed given, further review before the
Board of Review is initiated pursuant to Section 2-606 of this
title.
The parties shall be promptly notified of such referee's
decision and shall be furnished with a copy of the decision,
including the findings and conclusions in support thereof. The
decision shall be provided to the party by the agency's digital
portal or email unless the party notifies the agency that they opted
out from receiving notices by email pursuant to Section 11 of this
act. Such decision shall be final unless, within ten (10) days
after the date notice is deemed given, further review before the
Board of Review is initiated pursuant to Section 2-606 of this
title.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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