The Centennial Shuffle: City of Enid v. Public Employees Relations Board: How the Oklahoma Supreme Court Upheld a Century of Population-Based Classifications While Foreshadowing Another Century of Confusion Concerning the Laws that Govern Them

Jarvis, Kristopher Dale

The Centennial Shuffle: City of Enid v. Public Employees Relations Board: How the Oklahoma Supreme Court Upheld a Century of Population-Based Classifications While Foreshadowing Another Century of Confusion Concerning the Laws that Govern Them

By Kristopher Dale Jarvis

Topics: City of Enid v. Public Employees Relations Board, Oklahoma, collective bargaining agreements, Oklahoma Municipal Employee Collective Bargaining Act, Labor and Employment Law

Publisher: University of Oklahoma College of Law Digital Commons

Year: 2007

OAI identifier: oai:digitalcommons.law.ou.edu:olr-1214

Provided by: University of Oklahoma College of Law

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The Centennial Shuffle: City of Enid v. Public Employees Relations Board: How the Oklahoma Supreme Court Upheld a Century of Population-Based Classifications While Foreshadowing Another Century of Confusion Concerning the Laws that Govern Them

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