Oklahoma HB3024 regulates salary increases for state employees, requiring cabinet secretary approval for increases over 10%, and excludes certain.
Oklahoma HB3024 mandates that no executive branch agency can increase a state employee's salary by more than 10% annually without formal approval from the relevant cabinet secretary. This approval can be granted based on performance reviews, changes in job duties, or substantial modifications to existing responsibilities. The bill also requires agencies to establish rules related to job performance and metrics for each employee position or job category.
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