SB397 amends Hawaii's child labor law by redefining "employer" to include various entities but exclude the State, political subdivisions, and the.
SB397 amends Hawaii's child labor law by revising the definition of "employer" to include any individual, partnership, association, joint stock company, trust, corporation, or personal representative employing any person. The bill excludes the State, political subdivisions, and the United States from this definition. The changes will take effect upon the bill's approval.
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