Welcome to the United Public Workers news updates page! Here you will find insightful articles, informative news pieces, and engaging stories that highlight the experiences and accomplishments of our members.
Members at Hilo Wastewater are overwhelmed and overworked. Given the limited resources available, we want to assure the public that these experienced, highly trained workers are doing their best under the circumstances.
UPW is advocating for essential workers who have been on the frontlines during the COVID-19 pandemic. All essential workers, including those in BU-1 and BU-10, deserve fair compensation for their hard work and dedication.
Three scholarships will be awarded to the most deserving applicants who plan to attend a university, college, community college, vocational, or trade school full-time.
Shannon received the President’s Award for Excellence in Buildings and Grounds Maintenance in recognition of his dedication and hard work
We care about workers’ rights, and we know how important it is to stand together and support one another, especially when faced with unfair treatment from employers.
The Labor Community Services Program, in partnership with the Hawaii Employees Lifeline Program, is offering another round of financial assistance
As an organization that represents public workers, we believe in the importance of ensuring that our members are treated with the respect and fairness they deserve. With that in mind, we have identified several priorities that we will be advocating for in the coming months.
In this episode, State Director Kalani Werner reflects on his achievements in 2023 and looks forward to 2024.
This program offers non-traditional adult learners and union officers the opportunity to obtain a certificate in Labor Studies and equip themselves with the skills necessary for careers as labor resource specialists.
We want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to our loyal members, whose votes and unwavering support made this recognition possible.