Unemployment Insurance
Find information on how to file for unemployment
| Ilocano | Tagalog | Chuukese | Marshallese | Español | Việt | 中文 | 한국어 | 日本語 | English |
586-8844 |
|||||||||
Aloha from DLIR!
The Employment Benefits & Rights line of business protects the economic security, physical, economic and social well-being of workers and supports good labor-management relations. This includes developing and disseminating labor market information and assisting job seekers, workers and employers to facilitate workforce development.
JUST LOST YOUR JOB? CHECK HERE FOR SERVICES
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYER ORGANIZATIONS
News and Events
DLIR on the State of Hawaii Calendar
Workforce Development
Search for jobs, find employees, and develop your career
Disability Compensation
Find information about Workers' Comp, Prepaid Healthcare, and Temporary Disability Insurance
Flickr Photostream
The Department of Human Resources Development (DHRD), has created a new and modernized recruitment website for the State of Hawai‘i. Check it out at: jobs.hawaii.gov/
A federal court has ordered Snappers Sports Bar and Grill to pay $250k for sexual harassment. The company’s owner, managers and patrons subjected female employees to lewd comments and inappropriate touching, the lawsuit charged.
www.eeoc.gov/eeoc/newsroom/release/10-4-19.cfm
#StopHarassment #LiveAloha #MeToo
Court Orders Waikiki Sports Bar to Pay Over $250,000 for Sexual Harassment
www.eeoc.gov
Owner of Snappers Sports Bar and Grill Created Sexually Charged Environment, Forcing Employees to Quit, Federal Agency ChargedThe Hawaiʻi Civil Rights Commission (HCRC) today announced its annual training would provide an opportunity to learn more about state and federal laws that prohibit discrimination in the workplace and what workers and employers can do to fight and eliminate unlawful discrimination.
The training, presented in collaboration with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), will cover topics including sexual harassment in the #metoo era, labor, business, and public interest in eliminating discrimination in the workplace; voluntary mediation options in discrimination cases, the HCRC and EEOC processes, and tips on building respectful workplaces.
The training is scheduled for Wednesday, November 20th, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Consolidated Ward Theaters and costs $30. To register, call the Hawaiʻi Civil Rights Commission office at (808) 586-8636, or email Sharon Ferguson-Quick at [email protected] To request an auxiliary aid/service or other accommodation needed due to a disability, contact Sharon Ferguson-Quick at (808) 586-8636, or email her at [email protected]
The Hawaiʻi Civil Rights Commission is an attached agency of the Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations and is responsible for enforcing state civil rights laws that prohibit discrimination in employment, housing, public accommodations, and state-funded services. If you feel you have been subjected to discrimination on any basis protected under state law, contact the HCRC at telephone (808) 586-8636 or email [email protected]
#hilabor808 #aloha #MeToo #NO #workplace #sexualharassment
Deputy Attorneys General from the Hawaii Department of the Attorney General-Labor Division visited the Director’s office to bid Aloha to retiring DLIR Deputy Director Leonard Hoshijo.
Hoshijo has served as a DLIR Director and Deputy Director. When initially appointed in 2015, Governor David Ige said, “Leonard Hoshijo understands the history of labor in Hawaii and the current needs of working people and employers. He is well respected by both those within labor and the businesses that grow our economy, create jobs and hire local employees.”
DLIR Director Scott Murakami and Deputy Director Anne Perreira-Eustaquio host a coffee hour to welcome the newest members of our DLIR ohana. #aloha #newhire #orientation #ourpeople #OUrStrongest #mostimportant #asset #IMUA #hawaii