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2024 A Big Year For 142 Members

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are being met, we will see good outcomes - in our contracts, at our jobs, and even in the political realm. We will see weak outcomes When we do not fulfill our duties and responsibilities as union members.

142 Political Action Focuses on Hawaiʻi’s Working Class

counties explicit authority from the state to make crucial decisions around short-term rentals. In years prior, the counties’ efforts to phase out short-term rentals have been handicapped by federal intervention over definitions of what qualifies as a short term rental.

Commemorating another year of advancing the labor movement

Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies’ dedication to scholarships and education

2024 Calls for Maximum Member Participation

Aloha members of the ILWU Local 142. A new year is upon us, and there is much work ahead for all of us. Last year brought unprecedented challenges to the Union as nearly 1,500 of our members lost their homes in the Lahaina wildfires. More than five months later, hundreds of our members remain without long-term housing, and while government efforts are underway, progress is incremental.
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Union members fill the lobby of the Hilton Hawaiian Village

The ILWU Local 142 offers its full support and solidarity to the 1,800 Local 5 workers who began an indefinite strike against the Hilton Hawaiian Village this morning at 5 a.m. 

The Hilton Hawaiian Village is the most profitable Hilton hotel on earth and it is the workers of the resort that make it so. These workers, as with all workers, deserve a contract that reflects respect for the workers who make the hotel run and shine for guests. 

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Delegates, observers, and guests of the ILWU Local 142 30th Statewide Convention
Delegates, observers, and guests of the ILWU Local 142 30th Statewide Convention.

Over 400 ILWU Local 142 members and guests gathered in Honolulu at the Hawai'i Convention Center to participate in the 30th Statewide Convention. For five days, elected union delegates from across all islands and industries made important decisions to help steer the union forward over the next three years. 

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Pensioners take a tour of the Hall
Pensioners from Hawaiʻi, Maui, and Kauaʻi pose for a photo during the opening day Local Hall tour.

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