HAR §12-30-4
HAR §12-30-4. Registration procedures
Cite as Haw. Code R. § 12-30-4
(a) Under a program
sponsored for registration by an employer or employers' association,
where the standards, collective bargaining agreement, or other
instrument provide for participation by a union in any matter in the
operation of the substantive matters of the apprenticeship program,
and such participation is exercised, written acknowledgment of union
agreement to the registration is required. Where no such
participation is evidenced and practiced, the employer or employers'
association shall simultaneously furnish to the union, if any, which
is the collective bargaining agent of the employees to be trained, a
copy of its apprenticeship program for registration. The department
shall provide a period of sixty days for receipt of union comments,
before final action or approval.
(b) Where the employees to be trained have no collective
bargaining agent, an apprenticeship program may be proposed for
registration by an employer or group of employers.
(c) If the sponsor is involved in any abnormal labor situation
such as a strike, lockout, or other similar situation, the approval
of an application for an apprenticeship program may be withheld by
the department until such time as the department determines that the
situation is resolved.
(d) If it is determined by the department that a sponsor is in
violation of any federal or state labor laws or rules and regulations
affecting registration of programs, the approval of the application
for an apprenticeship program may be withheld by the department until
the department determines that such issues are resolved.
(e) Approved apprenticeship programs shall be accorded
registration, evidenced by written approval by the department.
(f) Any proposed modification or change to registered programs
shall be promptly submitted to the department, and if approved, shall
be recorded and acknowledged as a revision of such programs. [Eff.
7/30/81] (Auth: HRS §372-5) (Imp: HRS §372-5)