Oklahoma § 70-6-106.2 “Direct deposit system” and “employee” defined –

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§ 70-6-106.2 — “Direct deposit system” and “employee” defined –

Oklahoma § 70-6-106.2

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Bluebook

Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-6-106.2 (2026).

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Implementation and administration of direct deposit system.

A.As used in this section: 1. “Direct deposit system” means a method of electronically transferring a payroll claim for an employee to a financial institution; and 2. “Employee” means any certified or support employee as defined in Section 26-103 of Title 70 of the Oklahoma Statutes employed by any school district in this state.

B.A school district board of education may adopt a policy implementing a direct deposit system for employees of the school district.

C.No school district which chooses to implement a direct deposit system may charge any employee of that school district any fee or assessment as a result of the implementation and administration of a direct deposit system.

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Implementation and administration of direct deposit system. A. As used in this section: 1. “Direct deposit system” means a method of electronically transferring a payroll claim for an employee to a financial institution; and 2. “Employee” means any certified or support employee as defined in Section 26-103 of Title 70 of the Oklahoma Statutes employed by any school district in this state. B. A school district board of education may adopt a policy implementing a direct deposit system for employees of the school district. C. No school district which chooses to implement a direct deposit system may charge any employee of that school district any fee or assessment as a result of the implementation and administration of a direct deposit system.