Governor signs bill increasing minimum hourly wage to $18. Tax rebate also approved.
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Governor signs bill increasing minimum hourly pay rate to $18; tax rebate also approved
Hawaii’s minimum hourly wage will rise to $18 over the next six years, after Gov. David Ige signed the increase into law Wednesday.
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