Oklahoma HB1424 amends labor practices for cities and towns, modifying arbitrator selection and fee distribution.
Oklahoma HB1424 amends the state's labor practices for cities and towns by modifying the process for arbitrator selection in cases of unfair labor practices. The bill specifies that the fees and expenses of the arbitrators selected by the bargaining agent and the corporate authorities are to be borne by each party respectively, while the fees and expenses of the third arbitrator are to be borne equally by both parties. The bill also outlines the procedure for selecting the third arbitrator if the initial two arbitrators cannot agree.
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