[Home-on-the-range] SRS expands access to services for Kansans who are blind or visually impaired

[Cindy Ray]

I don't know what kind of reputation these agencies have in Kansas. It has been too long since I was gone. However, for the sake of playing "devil's advocate" let's assume there were no corporate bonuses. (I am assuming here that you mean giving bonuses to employees.) If you are, and if these folks had no show of appreciation for what they do, assuming they were actually doing a good job and that the services were being efficiently handled and people were benefitting from them, would no such bonuses not mean that you would have a lower quality of employee working to improve the lives of Kansans who are blind? At the same time, though, the lion's share of such monies should truly be used for the purpose for which it was intended. This could be naivety speaking here.
Cindy Lou