Hawaii
As of 2024, Hawaii has 2,171 employers tracked by OSHA with 3,858 total inspections and $12.5M in penalties assessed. The state's Wage and Hour Division has recovered $20.4M in back wages across 742 enforcement cases.
What the Data Says About Hawaii
Federal workplace enforcement in Hawaii covers 2,171 employers with 3,858 total OSHA inspections on record. Inspectors documented 8,984 violations statewide, yielding 2.33 violations per inspection on average. OSHA has assessed $12.5M in penalties against employers in the state, averaging $6K per tracked employer.
The U.S. Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division (WHD) adds a separate enforcement layer, recovering $20.4M in back wages across 742 cases — an average of $28K per case. Combined OSHA and WHD enforcement activity gives workers, journalists, and researchers a verifiable record of which employers have been cited and which workplaces regulators have prioritized.
The employers listed on this page represent workplaces with at least two OSHA inspections or $1,000 or more in WHD back wages owed. Data is sourced directly from data.dol.gov and refreshed monthly. Penalty figures are current assessed amounts — reflecting any settlements, informal conference reductions, or formal contest outcomes. Click any employer below to view their full inspection history, violation breakdown by severity, and wage-compliance record.
Hawaii has 742 WHD enforcement cases on record, with $20.4M in total back wages owed to workers. Average back wages per case: $28K.
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Source: OSHA Enforcement Data — U.S. Department of Labor (data.dol.gov)
Source: Wage & Hour Division Compliance Actions — U.S. Department of Labor
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