Hawaii SB3292 aims to classify delivery drivers as employees under state laws.
Hawaii SB3292 amends state statutes to classify delivery drivers as employees, not independent contractors, under various state laws. This applies to drivers who use personal vehicles to deliver packages from warehouses or distribution centers to customers. The bill voids any agreements or policies that classify these drivers as independent contractors. It affects workers' compensation, wage and hour laws, temporary disability insurance, family leave, tax classification, and unemployment insurance. The changes take effect upon approval.
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