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Welcome to the homepage for the State of Hawaii’s Workforce Development Council (WDC). Click any of the links above or below to find information, meeting materials, and published plans and reports relevant to the WDC and to workforce development in Hawaii.
Celebrating the recipients of the 2023 Workforce Development Heroes Awards during awarding ceremonies held at the Sheraton Waikiki: (left to right): Workforce Development Council Executive Director Bennette Misalucha, Lt. Governor Sylvia Luke, Lifetime Achievement Awardee DOE Supt. Keith Hayashi, Christine Park, Department of Education (Oahu awardee), Sherry Ann Cacho, former Executive Director of the Hawai’i County Workforce Development Board, accepting on behalf of Royce Shiroma (Hawai’i County awardee), Rich Uhl of Dev Island Kauai (Kauai Awardee), Carl Hinson of Hawai’i Pacific Health (Oahu Awardee) and DLIR Director Jade Butay. In the foreground is Sonia Spring, DLIR/Maui (Maui award recipient).
THE SEARCH IS ON FOR HAWAII’S 2024 WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT HEROES
September is National Workforce Development month!
Let’s celebrate our workforce development professionals who continue to make a difference in our community.
The search is on for Hawaii’s Workforce Development Heroes!
Through their outstanding work, our work force development professionals have made our Hawaii a better place for all.
A rising tide raises all ships, and when our workforce succeeds, the economy improves, and our community succeeds.
Despite their hectic personal schedule and daily pressures, our professionals continue to give of themselves, often beyond the call of duty.
Who are they?
They are dedicated workforce development professionals who carry out the mission of their organizations. They help families and individuals acquire skills, aspire to the next level and ultimately, feel pride and joy in their chosen job or career path. They are the unsung heroes who never seek the limelight, yet their influence can be felt in the communities they serve.
Nominate someone you know who embodies the core values of aloha and lokahi[1] not just within their own organizations, but throughout the workforce development community. There will be six winners: two for Oahu, one from Maui, one from Kauai, one from the Big Island, and a Lifetime Achievement Award.
Deadline for nominations is Monday, September 16, 2024 (end of business) and the winners will be announced and will be celebrated at the Future of Work Conference on September 30, 2024.
The simple nomination form is attached HERE!
As we celebrate Workforce Development month in September, let us honor our workforce development professionals, and let’s accord them the recognition they deserve.
Please email: [email protected] if you have additional questions.
For any HireNet Hawaii account related questions, please contact the American Job Center of Hawaii:
- Oahu
Telephone: (808) 768-5701
- Maui
Telephone: (808) 984-2091
- Hawaii
Telephone: (808) 935-6527
- Kauai
Telephone: (808) 274-3056
Hawaii Is Hiring
Chamber of Commerce Hawaii Launches Workforce Recovery Program to Assist Hawaii Residents Impacted by COVID-19. Hawaii Is Hiring serves as a one-stop online resource to connect kamaaina to jobs and training. Read more here.
The Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act and Rapid Response Services
Rapid Response Services for Job Seekers
Rapid Response Services for Businesses/Employers
Rapid Response Resources for Workforce Development Professionals
Workforce Resiliency Initiative
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Welcome to the homepage for the State of Hawaii’s Workforce Development Council (WDC). Click any of the links above or below to find information, meeting materials, and published plans and reports relevant to the WDC and to workforce development in Hawaii.
Celebrating the recipients of the 2023 Workforce Development Heroes Awards during awarding ceremonies held at the Sheraton Waikiki: (left to right): Workforce Development Council Executive Director Bennette Misalucha, Lt. Governor Sylvia Luke, Lifetime Achievement Awardee DOE Supt. Keith Hayashi, Christine Park, Department of Education (Oahu awardee), Sherry Ann Cacho, former Executive Director of the Hawai’i County Workforce Development Board, accepting on behalf of Royce Shiroma (Hawai’i County awardee), Rich Uhl of Dev Island Kauai (Kauai Awardee), Carl Hinson of Hawai’i Pacific Health (Oahu Awardee) and DLIR Director Jade Butay. In the foreground is Sonia Spring, DLIR/Maui (Maui award recipient).
THE SEARCH IS ON FOR HAWAII’S 2024 WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT HEROES
For any HireNet Hawaii account related questions, please contact the American Job Center of Hawaii:
- Oahu Telephone: (808) 768-5701
- Maui Telephone: (808) 984-2091
- Hawaii Telephone: (808) 935-6527
- Kauai Telephone: (808) 274-3056
Hawaii Is Hiring
Chamber of Commerce Hawaii Launches Workforce Recovery Program to Assist Hawaii Residents Impacted by COVID-19. Hawaii Is Hiring serves as a one-stop online resource to connect kamaaina to jobs and training. Read more here.
The Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act and Rapid Response Services
WARN List Rapid Response Services for Job SeekersRapid Response Services for Businesses/Employers
Rapid Response Resources for Workforce Development Professionals
Workforce Resiliency Initiative
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