Oklahoma § 40-2-421 Failure to participate in reemployment services through

Oklahoma Statutes

§ 40-2-421 — Failure to participate in reemployment services through

Oklahoma § 40-2-421

Title 40Labor

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Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-2-421 (2026).

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profiling. FAILURE TO PARTICIPATE IN REEMPLOYMENT SERVICES THROUGH PROFILING. The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission shall establish and utilize a system of Re-employment Services and Eligibility Assessment selection for all ex-military service claimants and for unemployment benefit claimants who will be likely to exhaust unemployment benefits and who will need job-search assistance services to make a successful transition to new employment. Any claimant who has been referred to re-employment services pursuant to the selection system and who fails to participate in the re- employment services made available to the claimant, shall be disqualified to receive benefits for each week in which the failure occurs, unless the Commission determines that: 1. The claimant has previously complete

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profiling. FAILURE TO PARTICIPATE IN REEMPLOYMENT SERVICES THROUGH PROFILING. The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission shall establish and utilize a system of Re-employment Services and Eligibility Assessment selection for all ex-military service claimants and for unemployment benefit claimants who will be likely to exhaust unemployment benefits and who will need job-search assistance services to make a successful transition to new employment. Any claimant who has been referred to re-employment services pursuant to the selection system and who fails to participate in the re- employment services made available to the claimant, shall be disqualified to receive benefits for each week in which the failure occurs, unless the Commission determines that: 1. The claimant has previously completed the re-employment services within the benefit year; or 2. There is good cause for the claimant's failure to participate in re-employment services.