Hawaii SB397 amends the definition of "employer" in the Child Labor Law to exclude the State and its political subdivisions.
Hawaii SB397 amends the Child Labor Law by modifying the definition of "employer" to exclude the State and its political subdivisions. This change ensures that the State and its entities are not subject to the state's child labor regulations. The bill also repeals certain statutory material related to child labor. The changes will take effect upon the bill's approval.
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