HONOLULU — About 850 principals, vice principals and other education officials at the school and district level are getting raises.
HONOLULU — About 850 principals, vice principals and other education officials at the school and district level are getting raises.
The Honolulu Star-Advertisers reports an arbitration panel has awarded 4.5 percent annual pay raises to the Department of Education employees.
The raises will have a retroactive start to the start of the current fiscal year in July, when the current contract expired, and continue through June 2017.
The deal will cost the state about $14 million.
Arbitrators did not resolve the dispute between the Hawaii Government Employees Association and the state over evaluations for principals.