Mike Hall
What this job does: Enforces Oklahoma's work laws: helps workers get unpaid wages, enforces child labor rules, offers workplace safety help, licenses some trades, and oversees the safety of elevators and boilers. A term is four years, eight years at most.
- Occupation
- Project engineer and manager
- Lives in
- Oklahoma City
Background
- Cites career experience as a project engineer and project manager. source: newsfromthestates.com
- Libertarian Party of Oklahoma nominee for Commissioner of Labor, unopposed in the primary. source: kosu.org
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What the candidate says they will work on, from their campaign site or their answers to news-outlet questionnaires. We list it as stated and do not rate it.
- Reduce "regulatory bloat" and licensing barriers; mandatory licensing only for high-risk professions source: news9.com
- Protect right-to-work; no required union membership or dues source: mikehallforoklabor2026.org
- Wages set by voluntary agreements rather than state-mandated wage floors source: mikehallforoklabor2026.org
- Outsource some inspections to private insurance companies; no growth in agency budget source: newsfromthestates.com
- Enforce existing worker protections consistently, without favoring large corporations source: mikehallforoklabor2026.org
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