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State eyes rule changes amid layoffs concerns panel says
Personnel Ward and other Democrats on the panel question admin moves to rewrite rules as a prelude to mass layoffs tied to revenue shortfalls. Kraig Knowlton denies pending layoffs, noting a 15 percent state workforce drop since 2010 with 285 layoffs in five years. The changes target classified workers under civil service, while officials argue shifts to unclassified roles boost efficiency. A public hearing is set for Sept 27 in Topeka.
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Knowlton
Regents University
Brownback
Ed Trimmer
D-Winfield
Joint Committee On
Administrative Rules and Regulations
Topeka