HRS §40-54.5
Disclosure of payroll deduction information
Government agencies must tell the person getting payroll deductions the employee's name, Social Security number, and the amounts and dates of both voluntary and required deductions. Any group that gets these records must keep them as private as the agency that gave them.
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The statute, as written — Disclosure of information
(a) The appropriate government agencies shall disclose to the recipient of payroll deductions information related to the administration of payroll deductions as follows: name, social security number, and amounts and dates of both voluntary and mandatory payroll deductions remitted to the recipient. (b) An employee organization or other recipient receiving government records pursuant to this section shall be subject to the same restrictions on disclosure of the records as the originating agency.
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