Hawaii SB1387 extends workers' compensation coverage to high school graduates participating in summer internships.
Hawaii SB1387 amends the state's workers' compensation law to include high school graduates in coverage while they participate in summer internships. This change aims to support the state's strategic plan to prepare students for college and careers by expanding work-based learning opportunities. The coverage applies to internships sponsored by the Department of Education and lasts until July 31 of the year following high school graduation. This Act ensures that recent graduates are protected under workers' compensation if they are injured during these programs.
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