ON-DEMAND WEBINAR:

New Hawaii Law: A Labor Violation Can Now Shut Down Your Job Site

Hawaii's new Act 27 (formerly SB2140) gives counties the power to deny, revoke, or suspend building permits over wage and labor violations. Hear from State Senator Brandon Elefante, who co-introduced the bill, and Mallory Martin, ProService's Corporate Counsel, on what it means for your projects and how to stay compliant.

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What You'll Learn

What Act 27 actually says

A plain-language walkthrough of the new county authority, straight from the senator who co-introduced the bill.

Where construction companies are most exposed

Wage and hour gaps, worker misclassification (1099 vs. W-2), unlicensed subcontractor activity, and benefits compliance under Hawaii's Prepaid Health Care Act.

What to do to stay compliant

The documentation you need and audits that should take place before disclosure request lands.

Meet Your Speakers

Brandon Elefante

State Senator Brandon Elefante

Hawai'i State Senate, District 16 (ʻAiea, Pearl City, Hālawa)

Senator Elefante co-introduced the bill that became Act 27 and will walk attendees through the law directly from the source.

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Mallory Martin

Corporate Counsel, ProService Hawaii

Mallory leads compliance strategy for ProService Hawaii's construction clients. She'll translate Act 27 into practical terms.

Moderated by Nica Nordyke, ProService Hawaii

DISCLAIMER: This communication is provided for informational purposes only. It is not for the purpose of establishing an attorney-client relationship or providing legal or tax advice, and should not be relied upon as legal or tax advice. This communication is not an all-inclusive list of all state and local laws. 

About ProService Hawaii

ProService Hawaii is the state’s leader in HR consulting and management. The company gives employers access to benefits, payroll, HR and risk support that make it easier to hire, manage and grow their teams. With over 3,000 client employers and 50,000 employees statewide, ProService Hawaii impacts nearly 10% of the state’s private employment market, making it the largest and most trusted provider for HR services in Hawaii since 1994. As an industry leader, ProService combines the power of passionate local experts with innovative products to build and transform the workplace in Hawaii. ProService is headquartered on Oahu at 6600 Kalanianaole Hwy., Ste. 200, Honolulu HI 96825. Additional offices are located in Kona, Kahului, Kapaa and Downtown Honolulu. Telephone: (808) 394-3100.