For state workers in Hawaii, it depends on the plan.

From;

http://www4.hawaii.gov/ers/Publications/YourRetirementSystem/Hybrid.pdf
For government workers in Hawaii, there are three plans. In the Hybrid plan, the worker contributes 6% of their salary. The state contributes an amount equal to 15% of the workers salary.

http://www4.hawaii.gov/ers/Publications/YourRetirementSystem/Noncontributory.pdf
In the non-contributory plan, the worker contributes nothing and the state contributes an amount equal to 15% of the workers salary.

http://www4.hawaii.gov/ers/Publications/YourRetirementSystem/Contributory.pdf
In the contributory plan, the worker contributes contribute 7.8% of their salary and the state contributes an amount equal to 15% of the workers salary. However;

"If you are a police officer, firefighter, corrections
officer, water safety officer, investigator of the
Department of the Prosecuting Attorney or
Attorney General, a narcotics enforcement
investigator, or an investigations staff investigator
with the Department of Public Safety, you must
contribute 12.2% of your monthly gross salary."

For these workers, the state contributes an amount equal to 19.7% of the workers salary.

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