HRS §303-6
University football coaches can join a pension plan
The University of Hawaii can sign a written deal with a football coaches group that has a qualified pension plan, so its coaches can join. The university can take money out of a coach's pay and send it to the plan if the plan requires it.
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The statute, as written — Participation in qualified football coaches pension plan
The University of Hawaii, on behalf of any of its football coaches, may enter into a written agreement with any association of football coaches with a qualified coaches plan under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, as amended, for the purpose of enabling its football coaches to participate in the association's qualified pension plan. The University of Hawaii may withhold sums from a participating football coach's salary and pay those sums directly to the qualified coaches plan if withholding and payment are required under the plan.
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