The Senate Committee on Labor Tuesday, March 27, 2018, 2:45 PM, Conference Room 229 RE: SCR 111/SR 69 Urging the Hawai‘i Labor Relations Board... Attention: Chair Jill Tokua, Vice Chair J. Kalani English and members of the Committee The University of Hawaii Professional Assembly (UHPA) strongly encourages the committee to support S.C.R  NO.111. Support affirms that the purpose of Chapter 89, Hawai‘i Revised Statutes should continue to ensure exclusive representatives have the financial resources that support collective bargaining. Hawai‘i has long [...]

The House Committee on Labor & Public Employment Tuesday, March 27, 201810:00 AM, Conference Room 309 RE: HCR 122/HR 106 Urging the Hawai‘i Labor Relations Board...   Attention: Chair Aaron Johanson, Vice Chair Daniel Holt and members of the Committee The University of Hawaii Professional Assembly (UHPA) strongly encourages the committee to support H.C.R  NO.122. Support affirms that the purpose of Chapter 89, Hawai‘i Revised Statutes should continue to ensure exclusive representatives have the financial resources that support collective bargaining. Hawai‘i [...]

The House Committee on Finance Wednesday, February 28, 2018 11:00 AM, Conference Room 308 RE: HB 1932, HD1, Relating to Emergency Rules by Agencies Attention: Chair Sylvia Luke, Vice Chair Ty Cullen and members of the Committee The University of Hawaii Professional Assembly (UHPA) urges the committees support for HB 1932, HD1. HB 1932, HD1 is designed to ensure that when unexpected events arise that the appropropriate state agencies are authorized to adopt emergency rules that temporarily address the circumstances. UHPA [...]

The House Committee on Finance Wednesday, February 28, 2018 11:00 AM, Conference Room 308 RE: HB 1929, HD1 Relating to the Hawai‘i Labor Relations Board Attention: Chair Sylvia Luke, Vice Chair Ty Cullen and members of the Committee The University of Hawaii Professional Assembly (UHPA) urges the committee to pass HB 1929, HD1.  HB 1929, HD1 recognizes there are circumstances that necessitate a proactive approach to allowing a duly established state entity, the Hawai‘i Labor Relations Board, to have emergency rulemaking [...]