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    Kan. county rewards staff for helping United Way

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    By KMAN Staff on October 5, 2011 State News

    GARDEN CITY, Kan. (AP) Employees of a southwest Kansas county will continue getting rewards for generous donations to the United Way.

    A policy in place for at least a decade allows Finney County employees to donate half a day’s pay to the county United Way’s annual fundraising drive in return for a full vacation day.

    The Garden City Telegram reports the county commission voted 4-1 on Monday to keep the policy in place. Finney County Administrator Randy Partington said the reward program typically raises a little more than $10,000 for the United Way’s annual campaign.

    County Commissioner Don Doll cast the lone vote against retaining the policy. Doll also voted against it last year and says he considers it a “bribe” to get employees to donate to charity.

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