The Kansas House on Monday approved a bill with just one supporter that prohibits state employers from making hiring decisions based solely on whether someone has a college degree.
The House voted 90-32 to approve a bill that's intended to address workforce demands by addressing what the bill calls "degree inflation" as more employers rely on college degrees over relevant work experience in making hiring decisions.
"The bill is designed to encourage state employers to . . .
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