Oklahoma SB157 mandates the State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering to hire an assistant executive director with specific qualifications.
Oklahoma SB157 amends the State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering's structure by requiring the employment of an assistant executive director. This position must devote full-time to assisting the executive director, hold a current Oklahoma master instructor license, and be qualified by education and experience. The assistant executive director will assist in all duties of the executive director, who must not be actively engaged in cosmetology or barbering practice. The act specifies the executive director's duties, including payroll approval and inventory management.
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