“We’re talking about a significant jump. Let’s take on average, $600 per employee, that could jump to potentially $2,600 per employee,” said Sherry Menor-McNamara Chamber of Commerce Hawaii President and CEO. “You add that on top of other proposed taxes and fees, it’s just going to be a tidal wave that will wipe out so many businesses.”
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