Oklahoma Claim for Workers' Compensation Discrimination or Retaliation is a legal claim in which an employee alleges that their employer has discriminated against them on the basis of their workers’ compensation claim, or retaliated against them for filing a workers’ compensation claim. This type of claim is filed under the Oklahoma Workers’ Compensation Act, which is a state law that provides benefits to workers who are injured on the job. There are two types of Oklahoma Claims for Workers' Compensation Discrimination or Retaliation. The first is a "reclaim" discrimination claim, which is a claim that is filed prior to a workers’ compensation claim being made. This type of claim alleges that the employer discriminated against the employee in some way because they were considering filing a workers’ compensation claim. The second type of Oklahoma Claim for Workers' Compensation Discrimination or Retaliation is a "retaliation" claim, which is a claim that is filed after a workers’ compensation claim has been made. This type of claim alleges that the employer retaliated against the employee for filing a workers’ compensation claim. This may include adverse actions such as termination, demotion, or the refusal to hire or promote the employee.