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Employment law in United States — Hawaii

Employer duties, worker rights, contracts, workplace standards, and labour relations. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 373-9 - Records and reports

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    Employment agencies must keep records and make reports the director prescribes by rule, and must keep required records in the agency office for at least two years.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 383-95 - Disclosure of information

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    The department must keep covered information confidential, cannot disclose it publicly in a way that reveals identity, but must give claimants needed records for their claims and may share information with specified agencies under stated conditions.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 89-4 - Payroll deductions

    1 provisions

    Employers must deduct specified union-related amounts from employee payroll in defined situations and remit them to the designated organization.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 76-1 - Purposes; merit principle

    1 provisions

    This provision says each jurisdiction must maintain a civil service system based on merit, and it bars discrimination in specified employment decisions.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 396-11 - Review

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    This provision sets deadlines and procedures for contesting citations, abatement periods, penalties, and related orders, and gives the director and appeals board specified review powers.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 353-71 - Parole officer and assistant parole officers

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    The Hawaii paroling authority may appoint and remove parole officers and assistant parole officers. Parole officers must keep records, track parolee information, receive and check reports, investigate parolees, make monthly reports, and help with employment and rehabilitation; assistant parole officers have the powers

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 381-10 - Injunction

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    The attorney general must seek injunctions in circuit court when a public utility employer or its employees are violating, or are reasonably believed to be violating, this chapter, and county attorneys must help when requested.

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