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Promoting Hawaii Industries

Tourism 

Employment, Employee Rights, Training

Workers Rights & Benefits 

16 Support the continued protection and maintenance of the “presumption clause” in the Workers’ Compensation Law, either through legislation or by rule-making. Oppose the reduction of the rights and benefits of injured workers, either by legislation or by rule-making.

Establish a package of workers’ compensation benefit improvements in the interest of fairness to injured workers.

Health, Social Services, Education, Civil Liberties, Taxation, Transportation

Health & Social Services 

43 Continue funding for human and social service programs for lowincome, disadvantaged, and needy individuals and families. Appropriate adequate funding for mental health and social problems resulting from economic dislocation.

Aloha Senator Daniel K. Inouye

A tribute to Hawaii’s greatest statesman

Senator Daniel Inouye has been a friend and ally of the ILWU since his first election to the Hawaii Territorial House in 1954 and to the US House of Representatives in 1959. Inouye was elected to the US Senate in 1962 and served until his death on December 17, 2012. The following speeches by Senator Inouye to members of the ILWU spans 51 years from 1962 to 2012 and reveal how the ILWU and Inouye shared many of the same views of the world.

Aloha Senator Daniel K. Inouye

A tribute to Hawaii’s greatest statesman

Daniel K. Inouye escorted by ILWU Sgt. At Arms at the 1983 Local Convention.

A colonoscopy can save your life!

Most people grimace when anyone talks about a colonoscopy. They think the preparation is grueling and the process is painful—but, in actuality, it’s neither and can really be a lifesaver.

What does a colonoscopy do? It lets a physician look inside your entire large intestine to the lower end of the small intestine through the use of a small scope.

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