Texas Education Code - Section 22.001. Salary Deductions For Professional Dues
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§ 22.001. SALARY DEDUCTIONS FOR PROFESSIONAL DUES. (a) A
school district employee is entitled to have an amount deducted
from the employee's salary for membership fees or dues to a
professional organization. The employee must:
(1) file with the district a signed written request
identifying the organization and specifying the number of pay
periods per year the deductions are to be made; and
(2) inform the district of the total amount of the fees
and dues for each year or have the organization notify the district
of the amount.
(b) The district shall deduct the total amount of the fees
or dues for a year in equal amounts per pay period for the number of
periods specified by the employee. The deductions shall be made
until the employee requests in writing that the deductions be
discontinued.
(c) The school district may charge an administrative fee for
making the deduction. A fee imposed for making a salary deduction
under this section may not exceed either the actual administrative
cost of making the deduction or the lowest fee the district charges
for similar salary deductions, whichever is less.
Added by Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 260, § 1, eff. May 30, 1995.
Section: 21.701 21.702 21.703 21.704 21.705 21.706 21.707 22.001 22.002 22.003 22.004 22.005 22.006 22.007 22.051
Last modified: August 10, 2007
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