§ 201. Deductions from salaries. 1. The comptroller of the state is\nhereby authorized to deduct from the salary of any employee of the state\nsuch amount as such employee may specify in writing filed with the\ncomptroller within the minimum and maximum amounts prescribed by the\ncomptroller for the purchase for such employee of United States bonds\nand for contribution to federated community campaigns for health,\nwelfare and recreational purposes on behalf of such employee and to the\naccount of such employee with such federated community campaign. The\ncomptroller is hereby authorized to make such rules and regulations\ngoverning the purchase of said bonds and contributions to federated\ncommunity campaigns as he deems necessary, such rules and regulations to\nbe incorporated in the employee's written authorization of payroll\ndeduction filed in a manner determined by the comptroller. Any such\nwritten authorization may be withdrawn by such employee at any time upon\nfiling written notice of such withdrawal in a manner determined by the\ncomptroller. As used in this section, "federated community campaign"\nmeans a charitable non-profit organization which solicits funds for\ndistribution among a substantial number of charitable non-profit\norganizations, which has been approved as such by the commissioner of\ngeneral services. The commissioner of general services shall approve no\nmore than one federated community campaign within a county or group of\ncounties in which such campaign is operating. He shall not approve a\nfederated community campaign in any county or group of counties where,\nin his opinion and judgment, the number of state employees to be\nsolicited by such campaign is too small to make deductions or\ncontributions by the comptroller practicable or feasible. The\ncommissioner of general services shall have power to make such\nreasonable rules and regulations not inconsistent with the law, as may\nbe necessary for the exercise of his authority under this section.\n 2. The comptroller is hereby authorized to deduct from the salary of\nany employee of the state such amount as such employee may specify in\nwriting filed in a manner determined by the comptroller for the payment\nof membership dues in a duly organized association or organization of\ncivil service employees or faculty members of the state university and\nto transmit the sums so deducted to the said association or\norganization. Any such written authorization shall remain in effect in\naccordance with subdivision one of section two hundred eight of the\ncivil service law. The foregoing notwithstanding, and subject to the\nprovisions of article fourteen of the civil service law, such deductions\nand transmittals shall be terminated as to one or more such associations\nor organizations in accordance with the written directions of the\ndirector of employee relations, not more than thirty days after receipt\nby the comptroller of such directions. The deductions and transmittals\nwhich were the subject of such directions shall not thereafter be\nresumed without the written approval of such director.\n 3. The comptroller is hereby authorized to deduct from the salary of\nany employee of the state in the executive branch whose position is\ndesignated managerial or confidential pursuant to article fourteen of\nthe civil service law, employees covered by section nineteen of the\ncorrection law, employees in the professional service in the state\nuniversity which are designated, stipulated or excluded from negotiating\nunits as managerial or confidential as defined pursuant to article\nfourteen of the civil service law, employees covered by paragraph (a) of\nsubdivision one of section two hundred fifteen of the executive law or\nin the division of military and naval affairs of the executive\ndepartment or excluded from representation rights under article fourteen\nof the civil service law pursuant to rules or regulations of the public\nemployment relations b
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