July 2018
Friday, July 27Four Takeaways From Hawaii’s Pre-Primary Election Spending
June 2018
Thursday, June 28Hirono Bill Aims To Strengthen Unions
Wednesday, June 27Economists: Public Employee Union Membership Is Bound To Drop
Supreme Court Deals A Major Blow To Public Sector Unions
May 2018
Monday, May 21United Airlines Resists Honolulu Workers’ Effort To Unionize
November 2016
Thursday, November 17Hawaii Union Works To Overthrow State House Leaders
July 2016
Tuesday, July 12Lawmakers, Governor Seek Compromise On Maui Hospital Bill
Friday, July 8Lawmakers May Call Special Session To Aid Maui Hospital Workers
Wednesday, July 6Police Union Wants Final Say On Body Cams
March 2016
Thursday, March 31SCOTUS Tie A Win For Hawaii Unions
December 2013
Sunday, December 22Another Union, Another Raise: Who’s To Say There’s No Money?
September 2013
Thursday, September 19Unions Spared From Taxes After Honolulu Mayor Defers His Own Bill
August 2013
Friday, August 23Why Didn’t Hawaii Counties Fight Back Against SHOPO Contract?
April 2013
Tuesday, April 30Hawaii Signs Another Union Contract, But At What Cost?
March 2013
Tuesday, March 26Budgeting Blind: Pending Union Negotiations Leave Blanks on Balance Sheet
November 2012
Monday, November 12Hawaii Teachers Union Ramps Up Protests Amid Contract Stalemate
July 2012
Tuesday, July 31Lawsuit: Hawaii IBEW Chief Wanted Hitman To Take Out His Enemies
Tuesday, July 24New Hawaii Teacher Contract Nowhere in Sight
May 2012
Thursday, May 24Pro-Rail Union Group Ups Ante Against Cayetano
Thursday, May 10HSTA President Okabe in Labor Board’s Hot Seat
March 2012
Thursday, March 22Kirk Caldwell, Friend of the Working Man
Wednesday, March 7Are Honolulu Rail Backers’ New Radio Ads Accurate?
Thursday, March 1Hawaii Grad Students Fight for Collective Bargaining Rights
February 2012
Friday, February 3Back Into The Lion’s Den, Cayetano Asking for Professors’ Support
Wednesday, February 1Labor Board Expedites Teachers Union Case
January 2012
Tuesday, January 31Loophole for Collective Bargaining in Hawaii?
Friday, January 13Teacher Agreement Better Than ‘Last, Best and Final’? Too Soon To Say
December 2011
Saturday, December 17Still No Resolution on HGEA’s Favored Nation Perk
Thursday, December 15HSTA Focuses On Bond Sale At Labor Hearing Against The State
Friday, December 2Prediction: HSTA Dispute Won’t End Before 2017
Impasse Law Key To Hawaii’s Defense Against Union Accusations
November 2011
Wednesday, November 30State to Teachers: Drop Your Complaint and Strike
Thursday, November 10Judge Shoots Down HSTA Appeal Of Pay Cuts
October 2011
Thursday, October 6Judge: HSTA Attorney ‘Promoted Confusion’
September 2011
Thursday, September 29HSTA’s Legal Strategy Is Perplexing
Tuesday, September 27Supreme Court: Hawaii Teachers Can Strike
August 2011
Tuesday, August 30HSTA Turns To Supreme Court For Help
Saturday, August 27The Negotiators Behind Hawaii Teachers Contract
Friday, August 26Hawaii Teachers Bungling Legal Case Against State?
Friday, August 19Hawaii Labor Board: And Then There Were Two
Tuesday, August 16Ethics Question A Snag In Union’s Dispute With State
Monday, August 15Notes From the Hawaii Labor Relations Board
Not Caring in a Caring Profession?
Thursday, August 11Abercrombie: State Has Not Met With UPW
Abercrombie Delivers Rousing Pro-Union Speech
Tuesday, August 9Live Blog: Hawaii Labor Board Hears Teachers’ Complaints Against State
Gov to Keynote Collective Bargaining Convention
Monday, August 8Unrest In Hawaii Union Ranks Over Arbitration
Friday, August 5UH Faculty Step Into Teacher Contract Dispute
July 2011
Friday, July 29Hearings Set For Teachers’ Complaint Against State
Wednesday, July 27Hawaii Pays $50K For Help In Labor Dispute
Thursday, July 21Newsmaker: Watch the Interview With HGEA Executive Director Randy Perreira
Tuesday, July 19Abercrombie vs. Hawaii Teachers: What’s at Stake
June 2011
Thursday, June 30Are Nurses Worth It? Open Letter to Nurses
May 2011
Tuesday, May 3HGEA: Public Nurse Pay ‘Woefully’ Behind Private Sector
April 2011
Tuesday, April 26Inside Honolulu: April 26
February 2011
Friday, February 18Off The Beat: FBI And Sick Leave/Overtime Fraud
Monday, February 14Straight Talk From Hawaii Union Rep to His Members
December 2010
Tuesday, December 7Mayor Shifts Stance on Furloughs
October 2010
Thursday, October 28Hawaii Unions Donate Just $275K to Campaigns
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The Northwestern Hawaiian Islands is one of the most remote places on Earth. Now, it’s threatened by climate change, pollution and politics.
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