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HI SR129
Resolution
AI Summary
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Department of Labor and Industrial Relations is requested to conduct a study of exemptions to Hawaii's minimum wage law contained in section 387-1, Hawaii Revised Statutes
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Study must specifically consider whether exemptions from the definition of "employee" should be repealed, including exemptions for agricultural employees at farms with fewer than 20 people, coffee harvesters, domestic caretakers, administrative and supervisory employees, and fish catchers/harvesters
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Department must submit findings, recommendations, and any proposed legislation to the Legislature no later than 20 days before the Regular Session of 2024
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Resolution cites that minimum wage employees in Hawaii must work 123 hours weekly for a one-bedroom rental and 161 hours weekly for a two-bedroom rental at fair market rates, and over 60 percent of island households are severely cost-burdened on housing
Legislative Description
Requesting The Department Of Labor And Industrial Relations To Conduct A Study Of The Exemptions To Hawaii's Minimum Wage Law.
Minimum Wage
Last Action
Certified copies of resolutions sent.
5/22/2023