Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-2242.1
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Employees of Murray State Park or Lake Murray Lodge –
Official statutory text
Employment with successor operator – Severance package.
Each employee at Murray State Park or Lake Murray Lodge who has
a minimum of two (2) years’ continuous service with the Oklahoma
Tourism and Recreation Department at Murray State Park or Lake
Murray Lodge on the date of closure of the facility shall have the
opportunity to obtain employment with any successor operator of a
resort or park facility located on the lands held by the Oklahoma
Tourism and Recreation Department, provided the employee is
qualified and eligible for any such employment. Further, the
Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department is hereby directed to
develop a severance package for all employees of the Department
affected by the closure of any state lodge or park facility owned by
the Department.
Each employee at Murray State Park or Lake Murray Lodge who has
a minimum of two (2) years’ continuous service with the Oklahoma
Tourism and Recreation Department at Murray State Park or Lake
Murray Lodge on the date of closure of the facility shall have the
opportunity to obtain employment with any successor operator of a
resort or park facility located on the lands held by the Oklahoma
Tourism and Recreation Department, provided the employee is
qualified and eligible for any such employment. Further, the
Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department is hereby directed to
develop a severance package for all employees of the Department
affected by the closure of any state lodge or park facility owned by
the Department.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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