Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-6-149.8
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Benefits not lost by leaves of absence due to assault
Official statutory text
or battery.
An education employee who is injured as a result of an assault
or battery upon the person of the employee while the employee is in
the performance of any duties as an education employee shall be
entitled to a leave of absence from employment with the school
without a loss of leave benefits.
An education employee who is injured as a result of an assault
or battery upon the person of the employee while the employee is in
the performance of any duties as an education employee shall be
entitled to a leave of absence from employment with the school
without a loss of leave benefits.
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