HAR §14-59-1

HAR §14-59-1. Eligibility requirements

Last amended: 1997Length: 366 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Haw. Code R. § 14-59-1

(a) Only part-time, temporary, and seasonal/casual employees as defined in section 14-56-2 may defer compensation under this plan. 59-2 2015 §14-59-1 (b) Employees excluded under this plan are those employees who are: members of the State of Hawaii ERS; mandatorily excluded from social security coverage under the Social Security Act, as amended; excluded by written agreement with the Social Security Administration under section 218 of the Social Security Act, as amended; excluded under the Code; or excluded under any other state or federal law. These excluded employees include, but are not limited to, the following: (1) Substitute teachers in the department of education; (2) Students regularly attending classes in the educational institutions in which they are working; (3) Employees hired temporarily to handle disaster emergencies, such as fires, floods, storms, earthquakes, hurricanes, etc.; (4) Election officials and workers who are paid less than the threshold amount mandated by law (i.e., one thousand dollars in calendar year 1997); (5) Persons hired through programs to relieve unemployment, such as services of welfare recipients performed in return for assistance payments because the primary intent of such programs is to provide assistance to the needy; (6) Persons who are members of the ERS of the State of Hawaii, and are receiving benefits from the ERS or who have reached normal retirement age as defined by the ERS; (7) Patients or inmates working in a hospital, home, or other institution; (8) Nonresident aliens holding F-1, J-1, M-1, or Q-1 visas; (9) Persons who are in multiple positions with the State, at least one of which is already covered by the state ERS and that coverage meets the minimum level of benefits required under section 3121 of the Code and the regulations thereunder; (10) Graduate assistants who are full-time students and whose research or classes are related to their masters or doctorate degree; (11) Student nurses whose services are performed in a hospital or training school when enrolled and regularly attending classes; 59-3 2015 §14-59-1 (12) Independent contractors; and (13) Other employee groups that are or become excluded due to state or federal laws or regulations or other referendums or agreements. [Eff APR 26 1997] (Auth: HRS §88F-3) (Imp: HRS §§88F-1, 88F-3)
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