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Top Ten Most Frequently Asked Questions
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  • Department of Labor and Industrial Relations
  • Wage Standards Division
  • August 27, 2009
  • Pamela Martin, Administrator

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1.
  • ARE BREAKS REQUIRED BY LAW?
  • Meal breaks and rest breaks are not required by
    law for any employee who is 16 y.o. and older.
  • The Child Labor Law requires 14 15 y.o. minors
    to be given a 30-minute break after 5 continuous
    hours of work.

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2.
  • CAN AN EMPLOYEE WHO IS OUT ON A DOCTORS NOTE BE
    LAID OFF OR TERMINATED?
  • Yes, as long as that employees employment is not
    protected under the HFLL, FMLA, Civil Rights Law,
    or is not out due to a work-related injury found
    compensable under workers comp.

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3.
  • CAN I FIRE AN EMPLOYEE WITHOUT GIVING A REASON OR
    PRIOR NOTICE?
  • Yes. There is no labor law that requires
    employers to give a reason for termination or
    prior notice before termination of employment.

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4.
  • HOW OFTEN MUST EMPLOYEES BE PAID?
  • At least twice per month, and within 7 days after
    the end of each pay period.

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5.
  • WHEN DO I PAY AN EMPLOYEE WHO QUITS OR IS FIRED?
  • An employee who quits shall be paid on the next
    regular pay day.
  • An employee who is terminated must be paid at the
    time of termination, or if thats not possible,
    then no later than the employers next business
    day.

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6.
  • IF AN EMPLOYEE IS FIRED, IS THE EMPLOYER REQUIRED
    TO PAY OUT ANY ACCRUED, UNUSED VACATION?
  • Vacation benefits are determined by the
    employers written policy.

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7.
  • MY PAYSTUB SHOWS THAT IM BEING PAID FOR 88.0
    STRAIGHT TIME HOURS. ISNT ANYTHING OVER 80
    HOURS OVERTIME?
  • Overtime is any hours worked over 40 per
    workweek. A workweek is defined as seven
    consecutive days that remain constant from week
    to week. Employers determine what their workweek
    is (i.e. Sun-Sat). The determination for
    overtime is not based on pay periods or paydays.

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8.
  • IS OVERTIME PAY REQUIRED FOR WORKING MORE THAN 8
    HOURS PER DAY?
  • No, generally, overtime pay (at one and one-half
    times the regular pay rate) is required for
    working more than 40 hours per workweek.
  • The exception would be if the employee is a
    laborer or mechanic on a public construction
    project subject to Chapter 104, HRS, which
    requires overtime pay for any hours worked over 8
    per day.

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9.
  • IN LIEU OF OVERTIME PAY, CAN I GIVE MY EMPLOYEES
    COMP TIME?
  • Comp time is recognized for salaried employees
    only, as long as the comp time-off is taken in
    the same pay period in which it is earned. Comp
    time is not allowed for hourly paid employees
    hourly paid employees must be paid for any
    overtime hours worked.

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10.
ARE EMPLOYEES REQUIRED TO BE PAID OVERTIME FOR
WORKING ON STATE HOLIDAYS? No, generally,
holidays are like any other day. Any additional
pay for work performed on a holiday or payment
for a day off on a holiday is at the discretion
of the employers policy. The exception would be
if the employee is a laborer or mechanic on a
public construction project subject to Chapter
104, HRS, which requires overtime pay for any
hours worked on a STATE holiday.
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Publications, Laws Rules(Websites)
  • Department of Labor and Industrial Relations
  • www.hawaii.gov/labor
  • Labor Laws
  • www.hawaii.gov/labor/legal
  • State of Hawaii
  • www.hawaii.gov

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Department of LaborandIndustrial RelationsWage
Standards Division
  • Maui District Office
  • 2264 Aupuni St.
  • Wailuku, HI 96793
  • (808) 984-2075
  • Hilo District Office
  • 75 Aupuni St., 207
  • Hilo, HI 96720
  • (808) 974-6464
  • West Hawaii District Office
  • 81-990 Halekii Street, Rm 2087
  • Kealakekua, HI 96750
  • (808) 322-4809
  • Oahu
  • 830 Punchbowl St. Rm 340
  • Honolulu, HI 96813
  • (808) 586-8777
  • Kauai District Office
  • 3060 Eiwa St., 202
  • Lihue, HI 96766-1887
  • (808) 274-3351
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