Haw. Code R. § 12-5-68 - Retirement payments
As used in section 383-23.5, Hawaii Revised Statutes:
(1) "Is
receiving a pension" means a pension actually received or a pension applied for
and determined by the authorities responsible for administering the pension
program to be payable in specified amounts for the same period that
unemployment insurance benefits are payable and the individual is only awaiting
receipt of those payments; provided that if the individual is subsequently
determined ineligible for the pension, the individual shall be entitled to
unemployment insurance benefits previously denied under section
383-23.5,
Hawaii Revised Statutes, if the individual is otherwise eligible;
(2) "One-half the prorated weekly amount"
means the amount obtained by dividing the "prorated weekly amount" by two and
round the quotient to the nearest cent;
(3) "Pension (which shall include a
governmental or other pension, retirement or retired pay, annuity, or any other
similar periodic payment)" includes:
(A)
Primary social security old-age and disability retirement benefits;
(B) State and local government pension of all
types;
(C) Federal civil service
pensions, including disability pensions;
(D) Pensions from private profit or nonprofit
employers;
(E) Military retirement
and disability retirement pensions;
(F) Railroad retirement annuities;
and
(G) Benefits derived from
individual retirement accounts;
(4) The term "pension" does not include:
(A) Disability compensation, such as:
(i) Military service-connected disability
compensation payable under 38 U.S.C. chapter 11;
(ii) Temporary disability
insurance;
(iii) Workers'
compensation; and
(iv) Any other
type of payment based on disability rather than on the previous work of the
individual and which bears no direct relationship to the level of the
individual's prior remuneration or length of past service;
(B) Payments received by an individual such
as a survivor or widow which are not based on that individual's previous work,
except that if that individual qualifies for primary social security retirement
benefits based on the individual=s previous work but elects to collect
secondary social security retirement benefits as a widow or survivor based on
the spouse=s previous work, the individual=s weekly benefit amount shall be
reduced by the amount the individual would have received in primary social
security old-age and disability retirement benefits; or
(C) Severance pay and separation payment;
and
(5) "Prorated weekly
amount" means the amount obtained by multiplying the monthly amount of an
individual's pension by twelve, dividing the product obtained thereby by
fifty-two, and rounding the quotient to the nearest cent.
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