It spans 316 pages, is close to 1.5 inches thick (printed on one side) and weighs more than three pounds. So you might think the new House version of SB 1062 would answer everyone’s questions, address everyone’s concerns and tie up workers’ compensation reform, once and for all, with a pretty bow—but you would be [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Organizations'
">Don’t get too comfortable with ‘workers’ comp 2.0’ bill (Part I)
April 5th, 2013 · No Comments · House, Organizations, Senate
Tags: administrative system·committee substitute·Marie Price·Mike Seney·SB 1062·State Chamber·workers' compensation
">ACLU may seek court order to compel governor to fulfill open records request
March 27th, 2013 · No Comments · Executive Branch, Organizations
Noting that it has been 107 days since TheLostOgle asked Gov. Mary Fallin for numerous public records, an official with the ACLU of Oklahoma said Wednesday that the legal organization may seek a court order compelling the governor to comply.
Tags: ACLU Oklahoma·Affordable Care Act·Brady Henderson·court order·LostOgle·Marie Price·Mary Fallin·open records·Patrick Riley
">Quick Take: ACLU may seek court ruling ordering governor to comply with Open Records Act
March 27th, 2013 · No Comments · Executive Branch, Organizations
In a letter to Steve Mullins, general counsel for Gov. Mary Fallin, ACLU-OK legal director Brady Henderson states that, if the governor’s office does not comply with an open records request that was submitted 107 days ago, “we will have no choice but to seek a judicial order compelling the governor to obey the law.” [...]
Tags: ACLU·court order·Marie Price·Mary Fallin·Open Records Act·records·TheLostOgle
">10th Circuit lifts injunction against law limiting organizations’ access to payroll deduction process for state employees
March 25th, 2013 · No Comments · Courts, Organizations
A panel of the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Monday reversed a lower federal court’s preliminary injunction that blocked enforcement of an Oklahoma law whose numerical requirement prohibited the Oklahoma Corrections Professional Association from participating in voluntary payroll deduction program for state workers.
Tags: 000 members·10th Circuit·2·injunction·Marie Price·Oklahoma Corrections Professional Association·payroll deduction·U.S. District Court