by LiAnne Tasato | Jan 31, 2022 | Chamber News
But the House of Representatives may seek a slower wage increase after businesses raised concerns with the Senate’s proposal. By Blaze Lovell Christian Navarro / January 28, 2022 Reading time: 3 minutes. The Senate moved with lightning speed this week to pass a...
by LiAnne Tasato | Jan 31, 2022 | Chamber News
Derick Adams, one of the Kauai Filipino Chamber of Commerce directors, right, chats with Sherry Menor-McNamara, center, president of the Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii, and Lori Abe, Menor-McNamara’s assistant, Saturday during the KFCC installation of officers and...
by LiAnne Tasato | Jan 25, 2022 | Chamber News
By Andrew Gomes agomes@staradvertiser.com A bill to raise Hawaii’s minimum hourly wage incrementally to $18 by 2026 cleared the first of two anticipated public hearings in the state Senate on Monday. The five-member Senate Committee on Labor, Culture and the Arts...
by LiAnne Tasato | Jan 25, 2022 | Chamber News
By Olivia Peterkin – Web Editor January 24, 2022, 11:58am HST The University of Hawaii and the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii, in partnership with participating employers, are planning to launch Leap-Start, an IT training program to provide students with on-the-job...
by LiAnne Tasato | Jan 24, 2022 | Chamber News
Kaiser Permanente registered nurse Sean Masaki gave a COVID-19 booster shot to a woman who did not want to be identified Thursday during a vaccination and testing clinic put on by Honolulu Community Action Program, Project Vision Hawaii and Kaiser Permanente at Palama...
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