Hawaii SB1453 allows certain retirees to return to work without losing benefits.

Hawaii SB1453 amends the state's retirement system to allow retirees to return to work in specific roles without losing benefits. This includes positions identified as labor shortages or difficult to fill, such as investigators in the Department of the Attorney General or the Department of Law Enforcement. Retirees must not have been employed by the state or a county in the preceding twelve months and must not have had prior agreements for reemployment. Employers must contribute to the pension fund to cover the system's unfunded liability.

Hawaii SB1453 allows certain retirees to return to work without losing benefits.

Hawaii SB1453 amends the state's retirement system to allow retirees to return to work in specific roles without losing benefits. This includes positions identified as labor shortages or difficult to fill, such as investigators in the Department of the Attorney General or the Department of Law Enforcement. Retirees must not have been employed by the state or a county in the preceding twelve months and must not have had prior agreements for reemployment. Employers must contribute to the pension fund to cover the system's unfunded liability.