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The boom in construction jobs and the ongoing Maui wildfire recovery could help drive up the total income earned in Hawaiʻi. A big part of the optimism has been the surge in construction jobs in the state.
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This week has brought the harsh reality of social isolation into focus for Hawai‘i’s businesses. State unemployment filings are now equal to over a third…
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Some 161,000 Hawai’i residents filed for unemployment in March. The University of Hawai‘i’s economic research arm, UHERO, projected unemployment could…
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New U.S. Navy contracting terms have resulted in a pullout by a major contractor that is expected to result in the loss of hundreds of jobs at Pearl…
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The standoff on Mauna Kea enters week five Monday as protesters continue to block the summit road to prevent construction of the Thirty-Meter Telescope.…
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More than 150 employers were on hand today for this year’s Star-Advertiser Career Expo. HPR’s Wayne Yoshioka reports. An initial surge of more than one…
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Here in Hawai‘i, we’ve got a lot of veterans to celebrate. Military veterans comprise over eleven percent of the population. Overall, their unemployment…
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Sixty-five percent of jobs in Hawaii will require some college by the year 2018. That, according to a study from Georgetown University. As HPR’s Wayne…