Okla. Stat. tit. 85A, § 85A-89
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Advance payments
Official statutory text
If the employer has made advance payments for compensation, the
employer shall be entitled to be reimbursed out of any unpaid
installment or installments of compensation due. If the injured
employee receives full wages during disability, he or she shall not
be entitled to compensation during the period. Any wages paid by
the employer, over the statutory temporary disability maximum, shall
be deducted from the permanent partial disability award. Such
deduction shall be made after any such applicable attorney fee and
any such assessment made pursuant to Sections 45 and 46 of this
title have been paid. Provided, however, no wages paid by the
employer in excess of the statutory temporary disability maximum,
pursuant to a collective bargaining agreement, shall be deducted
from any benefit otherwise available under this title.
employer shall be entitled to be reimbursed out of any unpaid
installment or installments of compensation due. If the injured
employee receives full wages during disability, he or she shall not
be entitled to compensation during the period. Any wages paid by
the employer, over the statutory temporary disability maximum, shall
be deducted from the permanent partial disability award. Such
deduction shall be made after any such applicable attorney fee and
any such assessment made pursuant to Sections 45 and 46 of this
title have been paid. Provided, however, no wages paid by the
employer in excess of the statutory temporary disability maximum,
pursuant to a collective bargaining agreement, shall be deducted
from any benefit otherwise available under this title.
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