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HRS § 89-4 - Payroll deductions
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Employers must deduct specified union-related amounts from employee payroll in defined situations and remit them to the designated organization.
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Employers must deduct specified union-related amounts from employee payroll in defined situations and remit them to the designated organization.
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This provision creates the Hawaii labor relations board and sets out its membership, appointment process, pay, duties, powers, and reporting requirements.
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In board hearings, all parties must get written notice at least 15 days before the hearing date.
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This section groups specified Hawaii state employees into bargaining units and excludes listed categories from any unit or coverage.
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The board must investigate representation petitions and may hold an election when appropriate. It must also follow voting rules, certify results, and limit elections in certain situations.
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A certified employee organization is the exclusive representative for employees in the unit and may negotiate for them, while also representing all employees without discrimination.
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This note says the repeal and reenactment happens one year after the transfer completion date in an agreement under chapter 323F, part IV.
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The employer and the exclusive representative must meet, bargain in good faith, and exchange notice when starting negotiations; the employer must also consult on employee-relations changes.
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Creates an office for collective bargaining and managed competition, sets appointment and staffing rules, and limits office employees from civil service coverage.
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The office of collective bargaining and managed competition must carry out several labor-management coordination and reporting functions, subject to the governor’s approval.
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The legislature says appropriate authorities need flexibility to adjust employment terms for excluded public officers and employees.
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This section defines “adjustment,” “appropriate authority,” and “excluded employee” or “employee.”
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Appropriate authorities may adjust compensation for excluded employees, but only within listed limits and exceptions.
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Jurisdictions must provide adjustments for excluded civil service employees, using recommendations from their personnel director.
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Appropriate authorities must determine pay adjustments for excluded employees exempt from civil service, and proposed compensation changes for certain University of Hawaii executive/managerial positions must be disclosed in open meeting for public comment.
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Some adjustments may be implemented without legislative action, but adjustments needing appropriations must go to the legislative body, and no adjustment or funding use is allowed unless the funds have been appropriated.
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Adjustments made under this chapter override conflicting local ordinances, executive orders, legislation, and rules.
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If part of this chapter is held invalid, the rest still applies.
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This section defines terms used in the chapter.
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Applicants for a foundation grant must meet specified standards, and the foundation may excuse the one-year experience requirement in some cases.