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Organized Labor in Hawaii
A directory of local organized labor unions in
Hawaii and some information about historic
plantation strikes in Hawaii.
Bios of Labor Leaders in Hawaiian History
Photos and information about Hawaii's most important labor leaders including
Fred Kinzaburo Makino,
Pablo Manlapit, Harry Kamoku,
John Reinecke, Jack Hall, Harriet Bouslog,
Art Rutledge, Harry Bridges, Koji Ariyoshi, Elmo Samson,
Carl Damaso, Yasu Arakaki, Henry Epstein, Walter Kupau.
Labor Unions in Hawaii
Hawaii State AFL-CIO
A federation of seventy local labor unions in the state of
Hawaii whose parent international unions are affiliated at
the national level with the American Federation of Labor
and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO).
Longshore and Warehouse Union Hawaii
The Hawaii branch of the International
Longshore and Warehouse Union is ILWU Local 142.
Hawaii Government Employees Association
Local union for state and county employees
in the Hawaiian Islands.
University of Hawaii Professional Assembly
Bargaining agent for faculty members
at the University of Hawaii and the community
colleges associated with the University of Hawaii.
United Public Workers
Local Hawaii labor union for state
and county employees in blue color positions,
non-professional institutional, health,
and correctional workers (except white collar
workers, and non-supervisory employees of
private hospitals and nursing homes.
See also:
More Hawaii Labor Unions
Historic Labor Strikes in Hawaii
1924
In 1924 Filipino laborer Pablo Manlapit led an
eight-month strike of plantation workers on Kauai.
1949
In 1949 Jack Hall led a six-month strike by the
International Longshoreman's and Warehouseman's
Union. Jack Hall and six codefendents are
convicted June 17, 1953 under the anti-Communist
Smith Act.
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