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Hawaii House Will Likely Delay Pay Raises Until 2023

Hawaii House Will Likely Delay Pay Raises Until 2023 - Honolulu Civil Beat Hawaii House Will Likely Delay Pay Raises Until 2023 Speaker Scott Saiki uses “gut-and-replace” to try to postpone salary increases for state officials, but it’s unclear what the Senate might do. Reading time: 8 minutes. The state House gave preliminary approval Tuesday to a bill to defer pay raises for lawmakers, judges and top administration officials after members of the public objected to raises for public officials during the pandemic. The state Salary Commission in 2019 recommended a schedule of raises for the officials and the next pay hikes will automatically take effect on July 1 of this year and Jan. 1, 2022, unless the Legislature postpones the raises.

Hawaii Lawmakers Should Fund This Green Jobs Program

Hawaii Lawmakers Should Fund This Green Jobs Program - Honolulu Civil Beat Hawaii Lawmakers Should Fund This Green Jobs Program The proposed work program inspired by FDR is intended to mitigate the state’s loss of jobs and residents. About the Author The members of Civil Beat’s editorial board are Pierre Omidyar, Patti Epler, Nathan Eagle, Chad Blair, Jessica Terrell, Julia Steele, Lee Cataluna, Kim Gamel and John Hill. Opinions expressed by the editorial board reflect the group’s consensus view. Chad Blair, the Politics and Opinion Editor, can be reached at cblair@civilbeat.org. How does Hawaii sufficiently respond to transitioning in just one year’s time from the state with the lowest unemployment to the state with the highest?

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