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HI SCR133
Concurrent Resolution
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S.C.R. NO. 133 Summary
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Requests the University of Hawaii Economic Research Organization (UHERO) to conduct a study on CEO-to-worker pay ratios for companies operating in Hawaii, preferably analyzed by industry.
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Study must assess the impact of various pay ratios on Hawaii's economy and identify options for the state to reduce CEO-to-worker pay disparities, including for nonprofit organizations and Public Utilities Commission-regulated companies.
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UHERO must submit findings, recommendations, and any proposed legislation to the Legislature no later than 40 days before the 2026 regular session convenes.
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Cites data showing CEO compensation increased 1,209 percent from 1978-2023 while typical worker pay rose only 15.3 percent, with S&P 500 CEO-to-worker pay ratios reaching 268-to-1 in 2023.
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Directs certified copies to be transmitted to the Director of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism; Insurance Commissioner; and Public Utilities Commission Chairperson.
Legislative Description
Requesting The University Of Hawaii Economic Research Organization To Conduct A Study Of The Ceo-to-worker Pay Ratio In The State.
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Last Action
Referred to HRE/LBT.
3/12/2025