Hawaii SB1091 mandates the Comptroller to assess and notify state employees of telework eligibility.

Hawaii SB1091 requires the Comptroller to periodically assess positions eligible for telework and notify all eligible employees. This bill aims to build on the success of teleworking during the COVID-19 pandemic, addressing the state's mandate for a ten percent reduction in office space by 2026. The bill also seeks to improve employee morale and retention, reduce vehicle miles traveled, and address the state's high vacancy rate. The Comptroller must complete the first assessment and notification by June 30, 2026.

Hawaii SB1091 mandates the Comptroller to assess and notify state employees of telework eligibility.

Hawaii SB1091 requires the Comptroller to periodically assess positions eligible for telework and notify all eligible employees. This bill aims to build on the success of teleworking during the COVID-19 pandemic, addressing the state's mandate for a ten percent reduction in office space by 2026. The bill also seeks to improve employee morale and retention, reduce vehicle miles traveled, and address the state's high vacancy rate. The Comptroller must complete the first assessment and notification by June 30, 2026.