Which statement regarding workers' compensation coverage in Hawaii is not correct?

The statement that written notice of cancellation must be provided to the public safety commissioner is not correct in the context of Hawaii's workers' compensation coverage. In Hawaii, the requirements for providing notice of cancellation typically involve notifying the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations rather than the public safety commissioner specifically.

On the other hand, the other statements are accurate representations of workers' compensation in Hawaii. Employees are indeed entitled to wage loss benefits, which are designed to provide financial support when an employee is unable to work due to a work-related injury or illness. Employers are responsible for paying the premiums associated with workers' compensation coverage, ensuring that their employees are protected in case of work-related incidents. Additionally, benefits are calculated based on the average weekly wages of the employee, which means that the compensation they receive correlates with their earnings prior to the injury or illness. This structure ensures that workers are adequately supported during recovery.