Oklahoma HB1062 modifies employee licensing requirements for alcohol sales, exempting certain employees from needing a license.
Oklahoma HB1062 amends the state's employee licensing requirements for alcohol sales. It exempts employees of beer distributors and other licensees from needing an employee license if they only sell alcohol to licensed establishments. It also exempts employees of special events, caterers, and airlines/railroads from needing a license if they are approved by the ABLE Commission. The bill specifies that employees must be at least eighteen years old, except for grocery and convenience store employees who must be at least sixteen.
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