United States — Hawaii
HRS § 396-3 - Definitions
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This provision defines key terms used in the chapter, including employer, employee, employment, department, director, and several safety-related terms.
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United States — Hawaii
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This provision defines key terms used in the chapter, including employer, employee, employment, department, director, and several safety-related terms.
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This chapter applies, within constitutional and U.S. law limits, to employees and employers in interstate or foreign commerce, and to employees in maritime employment and their employers not otherwise covered by U.S. law.
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If an employer receives two or more income withholding orders for the same obligor, the employer satisfies the orders by following the law of the obligor’s principal place of employment for how withheld income is prioritized and allocated.
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If an employee has more than one covered job and is injured in one of them, the employer’s liability is limited, and the remaining benefits are paid from the special compensation fund, except certain disability benefits stay solely with the employer.
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A temporary disability benefits payer can claim subrogation against later workers’ compensation or employers’ liability benefits, and must file and notify to protect that claim.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision defines key terms used in the chapter, including department, director, employer, employment, regular employee, seasonal employment, wages, and prepaid health care plan terms.
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If a work injury is caused by a third person, the injured employee may pursue compensation and damages, but must promptly notify the employer if suing; settlements need written consent from both employer and employee.
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Employers must keep injury records and make required injury reports and notices to the director and injured employee.
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The department must gather and publish labor-related information, may inspect records, and employers must keep and provide certain employment records on demand.
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Employers must hold withheld taxes in trust for the State and pay them to the collector on time; they can be liable if they fail to withhold or pay over the tax.
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An out-of-state employer must register with the director before starting work in the State and must file a notice of insurance in the form the director prescribes.
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If an employer requires advance notice of termination and the employee gives it, the employer must pay the wages the employee would have earned during the notice period, unless the employee quits voluntarily or is terminated for cause first.