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Tdoyle (talk|edits) said:

21 April 2006
Welcoem to the new Hawaii User Group!

Bengoshi (talk|edits) said:

25 April 2006
Thanks for setting up this subforum! And thank you Natalie for the invite! It'll be helpful for those Hawaii specific questions.

Natalie (talk|edits) said:

April 26, 2006
You're welcome Bengoshi! I hope the others I left messages for join as well. By the way, how about updating your user page? We don't know much about you.

Actionbsns (talk|edits) said:

15 May 2006
Aloha Natalie, thanks for setting up this forum. What part of the Islands are you from? I'm FBI (From Big Island)

Paula Wilson

Bengoshi (talk|edits) said:

17 May 2006
Which part of the Big Island are you from? I lived in Kona, but it's not much fun when you're young...unless you consider Wal-Mart the place to be. ^^

Actionbsns (talk|edits) said:

17 May 2006
Bengoshi - I'm in Kona too. Where's your office?

Bengoshi (talk|edits) said:

17 May 2006
Actually, I live in Honolulu now. I went to high school in Kona though (seemingly a long time ago). I see you're trying to sell your practice -- good luck with that!

K. Kellogg-Smith (talk|edits) said:

30 January 2007
I have a question that perhaps someone in this group can answer. I'm writing a magazine article about the impact on women of the employers' tip credit allowance used mainly by restaurant employers to reduce the minimum wage of their tipped employees (nearly 75% of whom are women). My reference data (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics) shows Hawai'i as allowing employers to reduce tipped employees minimum wage by just 25 cents an hour. What I can't understand is why Hawai'i sets the employers tip credit at such a low amount? Seven other states either prohibit outright or do not allow employers to take a tip credit at all. Why doesn't Hawai'i just eliminate the tip credit completely, as California, Oregon, Washington, Alaska, Minnesota, Nevada and Montana have done? Does a 0.4% reduction in an employee's minimum wage really make a significant difference -- a stay in or go out of business decision for Hawaii's restaurant employers?

Natalie (talk|edits) said:

February 9, 2008
K., I just saw this post. Are you still interested in getting a response?

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