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Hawaii Disability & Paid Family Leave Benefit Calculator

Estimate your Hawaii state disability weekly benefit amount.

Calculates Hawaii Temporary Disability Insurance (TDI) weekly benefit using your average weekly wage, the state's 58 percent wage-replacement rate, the maximum weekly cap tied to the statewide average wage, and Hawaii's 26-week duration limit, plus notes on Hawaii's lack of a state paid family leave program.

How does Hawaii calculate the TDI weekly benefit?

Hawaii's Temporary Disability Insurance replaces 58 percent of your average weekly wage. The benefit is capped at a state maximum that is tied to the statewide average weekly wage and updated each year, so high earners receive the cap.

Hawaii requires employers to provide Temporary Disability Insurance (TDI) for employees who cannot work due to their own non-work illness or injury. Hawaii does not run a statewide paid family leave program, so this tool focuses on the TDI benefit.

How it works

Hawaii replaces a fixed share of your average weekly wage (AWW):

weekly benefit = AWW × 58%   (capped at the state maximum)

The cap is tied to the statewide average weekly wage and updated yearly. TDI lasts up to 26 weeks after a one-week waiting period.

Example

An AWW of $1,000 gives 1000 × 0.58 = $580 per week, below the cap, so the estimated weekly benefit is $580.

Notes

This is an estimate. Hawaii has no state paid family leave program — the mandatory benefit is TDI for an employee’s own disability. Actual benefits depend on the employer’s plan, the one-week waiting period, and the current-year cap. Confirm with the Hawaii Disability Compensation Division.