penn state scandal. the university s 40,000 employees have been told they must answer an online questionnaire as part of a school wellness program or else have $100 deducted from their paychecks each and every month. questions include height, weight, and cholesterol levels. but critics say, others are more invasive. asking about feelings of depression to use of tobacco. one question of men, quote, do you do a monthly test particular self-exam? the school says all this information will be kept confidential. critics are to the so sure and at least one professor says he will fill the survey out but only with nonsensical answers. suggestion is that penn state employees duty till any fill out the profiles and fill them with junk. for example, in my profile i m three feet eight inches tall and i weigh 50-pound. reporter: the school says the questionnaire is part of a broader well-if heness program to lower the cost of employee
law s legally imposed implementation deadlines. says as of may 31st, 9 of 12 first year deadlines not met. 22 of 53 in the second year, 10 of 17 in the third. adds up to 41 of 82, exactly half the deadlines missed. speaking of health care, some folks that work in one of the most famous institutions of higher learning are not happy with their new wellness program. correspondent david lee miller tells us it all starts with a few simple questions. reporter: some are calling this the other penn state scandal. the university s 40,000 employees have been told they must answer an online questionnaire as part of a school wellness program or have $100 withheld from their paychecks every month. the most troubling part of the survey is when it gets into personal information. reporter: some say westbound md survey that asks about height