SB3180 modifies state employment practices by allowing temporary hires beyond two terms and requiring annual reports on such hires.

SB3180 amends Hawaii employment practices by repealing the limit on temporary eighty-nine-day hires to two terms, allowing up to eight terms within a consecutive twenty-four-month period with the governor's approval. It mandates annual reports from each department and agency detailing the employment of eighty-nine-day hires, including position details and recruitment efforts. Additionally, the bill automatically abolishes positions vacant for over forty-eight months unless the legislature retains compensation programs.

SB3180 modifies state employment practices by allowing temporary hires beyond two terms and requiring annual reports on such hires.

SB3180 amends Hawaii employment practices by repealing the limit on temporary eighty-nine-day hires to two terms, allowing up to eight terms within a consecutive twenty-four-month period with the governor's approval. It mandates annual reports from each department and agency detailing the employment of eighty-nine-day hires, including position details and recruitment efforts. Additionally, the bill automatically abolishes positions vacant for over forty-eight months unless the legislature retains compensation programs.