Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-1150.14
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Soil tests to design sewage disposal systems for
Official statutory text
compensation.
Individuals registered under the Oklahoma Sanitarian and
Environmental Specialist Registration Act who are employed by the
State of Oklahoma may perform soil tests to design sewage disposal
systems for compensation during hours when they are not officially
on work status as a state employee, as defined by a state agency’s
policy and procedures. This section shall not preclude the State of
Oklahoma from receiving compensation for soil tests performed by
these individuals as part of their official state employment duties.
Individuals registered under the Oklahoma Sanitarian and
Environmental Specialist Registration Act who are employed by the
State of Oklahoma may perform soil tests to design sewage disposal
systems for compensation during hours when they are not officially
on work status as a state employee, as defined by a state agency’s
policy and procedures. This section shall not preclude the State of
Oklahoma from receiving compensation for soil tests performed by
these individuals as part of their official state employment duties.
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