Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-417

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Reports by employers of statistical data - Summary

Official statutory text

(1) To assure the availability of accurate, timely statistical

data concerning occupational health and safety in Oklahoma, all

employers as defined in Section 402 of this title shall submit

reports, on a form and in a manner prescribed by the Commissioner of

Labor. Reports shall include only those injuries arising from

employment within the State of Oklahoma.

(2) The Department may exempt from this requirement those

classes of employers for whose operations adequate records of safety

experience are already available or the Department may exempt any

employer from this requirement when, in the judgment of the

Commissioner, the submission of annual reports by such employer is

not necessary to carry out the purposes of this act and would be an

undue burden upon such employer because of size, the nature of its

operation or other special circumstances.

(3) The Department shall publish each year a detailed summary

of the statistical data received from employers. A copy of such

summary shall be available on request to each reporting

establishment required to file reports of disabling work injuries

and shall be made available to anyone having a legitimate interest

in the subject matter of the report.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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