So, the Hawai'i House Committee on Labor and Public Employment met and decided to amend the concurrent resolution that would reject the recommendations of the Judicial Salary Commission. The changes would allow the 14 percent increase for next year, but delete the incremental increases of 3.5 percent year for the following years.
Since this is different from the version the Senate recently passed (which rejects everything), the chances are there will be a conference committee, made up of members from the House and the Senate, to work out the differences.
