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Labor trafficking

supply chain, has failed to address the issue off its coasts and its ports.

Hamakua Sugar Days planning, seeks volunteers

Mark your calendars! The first annual Hāmākua Sugar Days Festival is happening in October. There is so much planned during this multi-day event that more dates have been added to the schedule.

2024 Chicago Labor Notes exemplifies U.S. labor resurgence, 142 attends

Spirits were high at this year’s Labor Notes conference held in Chicago from April 19-21 as thousands gathered to teach, learn, and build solidarity across unions and industries.

Political Action Committee 2024 Legislative Re-cap

Friday, April 3, marked the close of the 2024 legislative session. The day was filled with celebratory speeches by lawmakers, who noted the “historic” session in which legislators passed funding to support Maui fire victims without substantial cuts to other essential state functions.

Cheers! Odom drivers, warehouse new contract

The men and women who distribute Anheuser-Busch prod ucts to your local watering holes and supermarkets have just ratified their new three-year contract by 85%.

Sign-waiving,rallies, meetings bring members together for Grand negotiations

“unity lei” from ti leaves as a show of solidarity

Alleged labor trafficking in Washington spotlights vulnerability of foreign fishing vessel workers

The Interntional Transport Workers Federation (ITF) is raising awareness around a case of alleged labor trafficking of a group of filipino fishermen in Washington

Members at The Grand Wailea Maui take action for a fair contract

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Lawmakers join picket of Pacific Beach Hotel owner HTH Corporation

Representatives Joe Souki, Tommy Waters, Della Belatti, Marcus Oshiro, Angus McKelvey, Hermina Morita, Marilyn Lee, Roy Takumi, Scott Nishimoto, Tom Brower, and Jon Riki Karamatsu joined the picketing of the Pacific Beach Hotel on May 2, 2008.

Why Barack Obama for president?

The ILWU International Executive Board endorsed Senator Barack Obama for President on February 28, concluding that he is “the best candidate for our union and for working families.”

Board members made their decision after an extensive process that involved interviewing the major campaigns and examining their positions on key issues that will impact ILWU members in the coming years. Republican Presidential candidates were not interviewed because they failed to address the key issues below, including:

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