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House takes up bill to expand payroll deduction options for state employees
Summary
Representative Hassell introduced House Bill 141 to broaden the list of voluntary payroll deductions state employers may allow, adding certain financial instruments to permitted deductions.
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Representative Hassell introduced House Bill 141 on the House floor, which would expand the list of voluntary payroll deductions state employers may permit for state employees to include certain financial instruments.
Hassell summarized current law and explained the bill's purpose: "On the current law on HB 1 41, deductions may be made from the salary of the state employees for membership dues, voluntary contribution, and insurance premiums. This bill will expand the list of voluntary deductions that may be from the salary of state employees to include certain financial instruments." The transcript records the bill's introduction; no recorded floor vote on final passage appears in the provided transcript excerpt.
The bill will proceed through committee and further floor consideration as required by House procedure.

