Hawaii HB219 establishes paid family leave for state and county employees to support family care needs.
Hawaii HB219 aims to provide paid family leave for state and county employees, allowing them to take up to five days of leave each year for family care needs. This leave is paid at the employee's regular rate of pay and does not affect their seniority, pay, vacation, sick leave, or earned accumulations. The bill defines "eligible employee" as someone who has worked for the state or county for at least six consecutive months.
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