Adjusts minimum wage rates in Hawaii to keep pace with inflation.
The bill adjusts the minimum wage rates in Hawaii to ensure financial security for low-wage workers. It links minimum wage increases to the consumer price index, preventing wage stagnation as the cost of basic necessities rises. The minimum wage will increase incrementally, reaching $18 per hour by 2028. The bill also adjusts the minimum wage for tipped employees, ensuring they receive at least 50 cents more than the applicable minimum wage when combined with tips. The adjustments are intended to help low-wage workers afford essential items like food, clothing, and housing.
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