by Marketing & Communications | Oct 27, 2021 | Chamber News
Hawaiiโs largest health insurance company plans to lay off workers. HMSA told the state that it plans to outsource some of the jobs being done on Oahu and the Big Island. Business experts said this layoff does provide opportunities for the companies that have been...
by Marketing & Communications | Oct 26, 2021 | Chamber News
After 101 years, a small plantation-era bake shop is closing its doors for good. Ishiharaya — famous for its tea and fortune cookies — announced its store in Waipahu will shut down on Nov. 13. But it will continue baking limited products for retailers...
by Marketing & Communications | Oct 18, 2021 | Chamber News
Itโs a sign of the times that Katelyn Prak, a 17-year-old without prior work experience, is making $14 an hour as an entry-level hire at Raising Caneโs Chicken Fingers. Prak, a McKinley High School senior and cheerleader, hopes to use the job to help save money to...
by Marketing & Communications | Oct 17, 2021 | Chamber News
Over 60% of Hawaii businesses require their employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19 or be tested โ and more than 84% say they have employees who have gotten vaccinated. A survey of 1,987 businesses conducted in late September by the University of Hawaii Economic...
by Marketing & Communications | Oct 15, 2021 | Chamber News
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