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OPM 01-65 DATE: October 8, 2001 TO: All Appointing Authorities - ok

OPM 01-65 DATE: October 8, 2001 TO: All Appointing Authorities - ok-2025

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The document OPM 01-65 outlines the procedures for temporarily filling positions held by classified employees who are called to military service. It explains the rights of these employees under federal law and Oklahoma statutes, allowing for the appointment of 'acting incumbents' to perform their duties during their absence. The document details the qualifications required for acting incumbents, the process for appointing them, and clarifies that these appointments do not confer permanent employment rights. Additionally, it mentions the option for detailing another classified employee to special duty in such cases.

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Begin by reviewing the introductory section, which outlines the purpose of the form and the context regarding acting incumbents. This will help you understand the importance of accurate completion.
Fill in your name and signature in the designated fields under 'NOTICE TO ACTING INCUMBENTS'. Ensure that your signature is clear and legible.
Enter the date next to your signature to indicate when you completed this form. This is crucial for record-keeping purposes.
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