Ending UW payroll deductions sparks public issue in Kansas
A fast tracked Kansas bill would bar public school and state agency employees from automatic payroll deductions to United Way, prompting concern from United Way leaders who say 62 percent of Reno County’s 1.447 million annual contributions come through payroll deductions. They warn 733 donors could be eliminated and funding to 32 local agencies could suffer if deductions end.
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