Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-509.8
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Strikes illegal
Official statutory text
The procedure provided for herein for resolving impasses shall
be the exclusive recourse of the organization. It shall be illegal
for the organization to strike or threaten to strike as a means of
resolving differences with the board of education. Any member of an
organization engaging in a strike shall be denied the full amount of
his wages during the period of such violation. If the organization
or its members engage in a strike, then the organization shall cease
to be recognized as representative of the unit and the school
district shall be relieved of the duty to negotiate with such
organization or its representatives.
be the exclusive recourse of the organization. It shall be illegal
for the organization to strike or threaten to strike as a means of
resolving differences with the board of education. Any member of an
organization engaging in a strike shall be denied the full amount of
his wages during the period of such violation. If the organization
or its members engage in a strike, then the organization shall cease
to be recognized as representative of the unit and the school
district shall be relieved of the duty to negotiate with such
organization or its representatives.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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