Hawaii HB1083 mandates that labor securing mooring lines from vessels to commercial docks be subject to collective bargaining.
Hawaii HB1083 amends Section 266-61 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to require that labor securing mooring lines from vessels to commercial docks be subject to collective bargaining. This requirement does not apply to labor performed at shipyards or drydocks, or involving ship repair, construction, and maritime research. The Act ensures that its provisions do not conflict with federal or state constitutional provisions, laws, rules, or regulations. If any part of the Act is found to conflict, the entire Act will be invalid. The Act takes effect upon approval.
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