Hawaii SB214 gradually phases out the tip credit, requiring employers to pay tipped workers at least the minimum wage by 2031.
Hawaii SB214 aims to increase the income of tipped workers by phasing out the tip credit. It mandates that employers gradually increase the hourly wage of tipped employees, reaching the full minimum wage by 2031. The bill specifies incremental wage increases starting from 2015, culminating in a wage of $7.00 by 2031. This change ensures that all employees receive at least the minimum wage, regardless of tips.
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