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Texas Statutes (Last Updated: January 4, 2014) |
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GOVERNMENT CODE |
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Title 6. PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES |
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Subtitle B. STATE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES |
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Chapter 659. COMPENSATION |
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Subchapter I. CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS |
Sec. 659.132. DEDUCTION AUTHORIZED
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(a) A state employee may authorize a deduction each pay period from the employee's salary or wage payment for a charitable contribution as provided by this subchapter.
(b) Except as provided by Subsections (c), (d), and (e), a state employee may authorize a deduction only during a state employee charitable campaign.
(c) A state employee who begins working for the state when a campaign is not being conducted may authorize a deduction according to the comptroller's requirements.
(d) A state employee who works for a state agency that does not allow deduction authorizations under Subsection (i) may authorize a deduction that is effective with the first full payroll period after the agency is converted to a system in which uniform statewide payroll procedures are followed.
(e) A state employee who works for a state agency that does not allow deduction authorizations under Subsection (i) may authorize a deduction after transferring from that agency to:
(1) a state agency that allows deduction authorizations even though it may prohibit them under Subsection (i); or
(2) a state agency not covered by Subsection (i).
(f) A state employee who authorized a deduction while working for a state agency may continue the deduction after transferring to another state agency if the comptroller's rules for continuing the deduction are followed.
(g) An authorization must direct the comptroller to distribute the deducted funds to a participating federation or fund and a local campaign manager as prescribed by rule.
(h) A deduction under this subchapter must be in the form prescribed by the comptroller.
(i) A state agency other than an institution of higher education is not required to permit an employee to authorize a deduction under this subchapter until the first full payroll period after the agency converts to a system in which uniform statewide payroll procedures are followed.
(j) The comptroller by rule may establish a reasonable minimum deduction for each pay period.