HRS § 383-8 - Included and excluded service
Services in a pay period are treated as employment when they make up one-half or more of the period, but if more than one-half of the services do not constitute employment, none of the services are treated as employment. A pay period is a period of up to 31 consecutive days, and the section does not apply to services e
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Services in a pay period are treated as employment when they make up one-half or more of the period, but if more than one-half of the services do not constitute employment, none of the services are treated as employment. A pay period is a period of up to 31 consecutive days, and the section does not apply to services excepted by section 383-7(a)(8).
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