Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-4-319

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Recognition programs

Official statutory text

In order to encourage the improvement and modernization of

employment, training, and placement services for veterans, and to

recognize local offices, divisions, or units of the Oklahoma

Employment Security Commission for excellence in the provision of

services to veterans, or for having made demonstrable improvements

in the provision of services to veterans, the Veterans Services

Division of the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission is directed

to establish a recognition program for these entities. The Oklahoma

Employment Security Commission is hereby authorized to award funds

to a local office, division, or unit meeting criteria established by

the Veterans Services Division of the Oklahoma Employment Security

Commission, provided funds exist from United States Department of

Labor grants for the payment of the awards. The funds awarded under

this section shall be held by the Finance and Administrative

Services Division on behalf of the local office, division, or unit,

and can be utilized to purchase supplies, equipment, furniture, or

other goods that would assist the employees of the local office,

division, or unit. The money shall be drawn using purchase orders

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 40. Labor Page 169

through the normal requisition system at the discretion of the

supervisor of the local office, division, or unit.

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