Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-4115A
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Longevity awards
Official statutory text
Pursuant to rules promulgated by the Office of Management and
Enterprise Services, state employees shall be recognized for their
length of service to the state. Recognition shall consist of
certificates and lapel pins. The longevity award shall be made at
five-year intervals during the month following the anniversary date
of the employee to recognize years of service as defined in Section
840-2.18 of this title. The cost of the incentive award shall be
billed to the employing agency.
Enterprise Services, state employees shall be recognized for their
length of service to the state. Recognition shall consist of
certificates and lapel pins. The longevity award shall be made at
five-year intervals during the month following the anniversary date
of the employee to recognize years of service as defined in Section
840-2.18 of this title. The cost of the incentive award shall be
billed to the employing agency.
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