Haw. Code R. § 12-24-15 - Disposition of recommended decision
(a) Any party may
within twenty days after receipt of a copy of the hearing officer's decision
file with the director exceptions to the decision or any part thereof and
request a review by the director. The party shall specify for each exception
the portions of the record and the authorities relied on to sustain each point.
Any exception not specifying the portions of the record or the authorities
relied upon shall be dismissed by the director. The exceptions and request for
review with two copies shall be filed by personal delivery or by certified
mail, return receipt requested, addressed to the department's Wage Standards
Division, 830 Punchbowl Street, Room 340, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813, or to the
department's district office in the county where the original complaint was
filed. In addition, a copy of the exception and request for review shall be
served by the party making the exception upon each of the other parties who
were served with a copy of the hearing officer's recommended
decision.
(b) If no exceptions and
requests for review are filed within the time specified, the recommended
decision of the hearing officer shall become final upon approval of the
director, unless the director orders a review.
(c) Upon filing of exceptions by a party
adversely affected by the recommended decision, the director may consider the
whole record or portions thereof as cited by the party and may grant the
parties an opportunity to present argument. The director shall then make a
final decision stating the reasons or basis therefor and enter an appropriate
order.
(d) The hearing officer's
findings of fact shall not be set aside by the director unless clearly contrary
to the weight of evidence.
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