Oklahoma HB4452 prohibits existing employee organizations from representing school employees, mandates elections to recognize new organizations, and.
Oklahoma HB4452 prohibits existing employee organizations from representing school employees after a certain date. It requires school district boards of education to hold secret ballot elections to determine if an organization retains majority support. The elections must be conducted in person, using paper ballots, and allow a five-day period for challenging results. The board may establish a fee schedule to fund the election. If an organization loses recognition, it cannot be reinstated for twelve months.
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