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OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Supreme Court on Monday said it will not revisit its decision that an initiative petition seeking to raise the minimum wage was constitutional.
Monday, the Oklahoma Supreme Court declined to hear further arguments regarding the constitutionality of State Question 832 that would raise minimum wage in the state, moving it closer to voter ballot
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Supreme Court on Monday said it will not revisit its decision that an initiative petition seeking to raise the minimum wage was constitutional.
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The proposal by the group Raise the Wage Oklahoma would gradually increase the minimum wage from the current federal standard of $7.25 an hour to $15.00 an hour over the course of five years.
Oklahoma's Supreme Court declined to rehear arguments on if it is constitutional, meaning State Question 832 can move forward