Hawaii SB214 phases out the tip credit for tipped employees, gradually increasing their hourly wage to match the minimum wage by 2031.
Hawaii SB214 amends the state's minimum wage law for tipped employees. It phases out the tip credit, requiring employers to increase the hourly wage of tipped employees in increments until it matches the minimum wage by 2031. Starting January 1, 2025, the hourly wage for tipped employees will be 75 cents, increasing to 50 cents more than the minimum wage by 2031. The bill aims to ensure all employees receive at least the minimum wage, improving income for tipped workers.
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