With four data breaches within the University of Hawaii system over the past 18 months, there has been heightened interest in ways to protect faculty, students, alumni and others from seemingly inadequate information security policies and practices at the UH.
Sign up to attend the Faculty Budget Workshop on January 7 & 8, 2011.
Pride at Work is sponsoring two workshops on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender workplace issues and protections. These training sessions are designed to prepare employees and union members with the necessary tools to create a workplace that is free from bias. The workshops are funded through a grant from the McElrath Fund for Economic and Social Justice.
The UHPA contract requires mid-contract negotiations on salary and compensation take place not less than 90 days previous to the 2011 legislative session. These negotiations cannot be used to reduce salaries or other compensation.
President Greenwood's September 17, 2010 letter misleads faculty members and has caused confusion re salary reduction recovery issues and impact upon high three salary calculations. J.N Musto, UHPA Chief Negotiator responds.
President Greenwood's September 17, 2010 letter misleads faculty members and has caused confusion re salary reduction recovery issues and impact upon high three salary calculations. J.N Musto, UHPA Chief Negotiator responds.
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT any communications from your administration regarding UH furlough days DO NOT APPLY to you. Recent communications regarding this topic is not a reference to Bargaining Unit 07, the faculty.
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT any communications from your administration regarding UH furlough days DO NOT APPLY to you. Recent communications regarding this topic is not a reference to Bargaining Unit 07, the faculty.
UHPA members have good reason to celebrate over last night’s General Election results. The overwhelming majority of candidates endorsed by UHPA won, and involved some hard-won battles, particularly the governor’s race and two legislative races involving incumbents Rep. Jessica Wooley and Rep. Karl Rhoads. Rep. Wooley represents Laie, Hauula, Punaluu, Kahana, Kaaawa, Waikane, Kahaluu, Ahuimanu and Kaneohe and Rep. Rhoads represents Palama, Downtown, Chinatown and Sheridan.
Protesting the handling of furloughs and Lt Governor Aiona’s failure to talk with parents, SOS releases an ad designed to be shared with friends and family through email. Pass it on.
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