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Kaiser Permanente Hawaiʻi’s mental health workers have been on strike for nearly four months. U.S. Sen. Mazie Hirono sent a letter to Kaiser’s CEO Greg Adams to come to a good faith agreement.
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Kaiser Permanente’s mental health care workers have now been on strike for 15 weeks. Kaiser members who need mental health care may be able to switch to a plan under the Hawaiʻi Medical Service Association.
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Nurses at Straub Medical Center picketed outside the Honolulu hospital on Tuesday. The nursing union has been bargaining with Straub for over two months to improve its retention rate.
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Kaiser Permanente mental health professionals have been on strike for a month. Therapists are demanding Kaiser’s administration hire more mental health care workers and improve its retention rate with wage increases and better benefits.
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The latest union story in Hawaiʻi includes what may be a surprise — the move to unionize won the support of the CEO. HPR’s Zoe Dym talked to Mobi’s CEO and employee.
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Hawaii state House leaders have resisted union pressure to revive bills that would raise the minimum wage and exempt unemployment benefits from state…
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Local Impacts of JANUSDecision, Pahala Cesspool, Musician Elijah Sky Local Impacts of JANUSDecision In a ruling known as the Janus case, the court banned…
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Hotel Workers Union on Cell Phone Use; Transforming American Healthcare; Hawaii State Board on Geographic Names; Hawaii Theatre for Youth’s KinolauHotel…
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It’s Labor Day. For some, this means a long three-day weekend. But across the United States, it’s a celebration of worker rights and the labor movement. HPR’s Kuʻuwehi Hiraishi takes a look at a pivotal moment in Hawai’i’s labor history and how it shapes our lives today.