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Are You Confused With Overtime Pay Qualification?
by Arcelita Imasa We have been very busy at work the past few months. I am regularly working six days a week and putting in [Read More…]
MOVIE REVIEW: Smaller And Smaller Circles
by Rose Cruz Churma Based on the novel of the same title by F.H. Batacan, the book is considered the Philippines’ first crime novel. True [Read More…]
Why It’s Still More Fun in the Philippines
by Seneca Moraleda-PuguanIt’s More Fun in the Philippines! For more than a decade, this had been the tourism marketing campaign of the Philippines, one of [Read More…]
Honolulu To Become First Major US City To Require Narcan In Bars, Nightclubs
On June 12, Honolulu City Council passed a bill that requires Honolulu bars and nightclubs to keep Narcan naloxone spray on site. This essentially makes [Read More…]
Understanding Wills – Part 2
by Sheryll Bonilla, Esq. In this article, we continue with commonly asked questions about Wills. What is the purpose of a Will?A Will does two [Read More…]
Conservative SCOTUS Teases Us On Affirmative Action, Racial Equality
by Emil Guillermo If you’ve been following the Pro Publica reporting on Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito and their failure to disclose [Read More…]
Look Out For The Pink Insurance Envelope!
by Arcelita Imasa Aloha everyone, Mabuhay kayo, manggagawa! Agbiagkayo, mangmangged! This is ourfirst Hawaii Workers Corner column brought to you by the Hawaii Workers Center! We are very thankful [Read More…]
THEATRICAL REVIEW: KASARINLAN: A Journey to Independence
by Rose Cruz Churma KASARINLAN: A Journey to Independenceis a stage production held at the Filipino Community Center in Waipahu last June 11 to commemorate [Read More…]
Hawaii Voters Are The Key To Stopping Corruption
by Keli‘i Akina If Hawaii voters care about stopping corruption, they must change the culture that allows it. And that change begins at the ballot [Read More…]
There Is a Glimmer of Hope for Passing Immigration Reform in the 2023 Dignity Act
It’s high time and long overdue that comprehensive immigration reform finally be enacted and both Democrats and Republicans must make concessions. Both parties in principle [Read More…]
