Hawaii HB848 amends collective bargaining agreements to regulate contributions to the Hawaii employer-union health benefits trust fund.
Hawaii HB848 modifies collective bargaining agreements to establish specific rules for contributions to the Hawaii employer-union health benefits trust fund. It mandates that the State and counties contribute a specified dollar amount monthly, not exceeding the actual cost of a health benefits plan. The bill also outlines procedures for repricing and impasse resolutions, ensuring that negotiations occur within defined periods and that arbitration is not available for disputes over contributions.
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