What is the minimum length of time that time records are kept?

In Hawaii, workers' compensation records, including time records, are typically required to be maintained for a minimum of 6 years. This timeframe aligns with the statute of limitations for many legal and regulatory records, which is designed to ensure that any potential claims or disputes can be adequately addressed.

Keeping these records for this duration allows both employers and employees to have access to necessary documentation in case of an audit, review, or legal proceedings related to workers' compensation claims. By maintaining records for the specified length of time, it promotes accountability and transparency in the workers' compensation system.