Sunday, August 12, 2012

State Employment Law Summary HAWAII

Human Resource  --  State Employment Law Summary



HAWAII






Table of Contents
Page
Appearance and Grooming 5
Uniforms 5
Application Fees 5
Arrest and Conviction Records 5
At-Will Employment 5
Breaks and Rest Periods 6
Adults 6
Minors 6
Breastfeeding 6
Child Labor 6
Federal Law 6
Types of Work 7
Minors Under Age 18 7
Minors Under Age 14 7
Hours of Work 7
Minors Between 14 and 16 7
Minors Below 16 7
Permits and Postings 7
COBRA 8
Insurance Continuation 8
Employee Conduct and Work Rules 8
Guns in the Workplace 8
Equal Employment Opportunity and Equal Pay 8
Protected Individuals 8
Breastfeeding 9
Procedure 9
Family and Medical Leave (FMLA) 9
Files and Access 10
Employee Inspection of File 10
Privacy of Medical Records 10
Hiring Procedures 10
Job Application Processing Fee 10
Credit and Investigative Checks 10
New Hire and Rehire Reporting 11
Mandatory Background Checks 11
Holidays 11
Jury, Witness, and Voting Leave 12
Jury & Witness Leave 12
Voting Leave 12
Labor-Management Relations 12
Layoff and Reduction in Force 12
Medical Testing and Examinations 13
Drug and Alcohol Testing 13
Overview 13
Employer Policies 13
Testing Requirement 13
Medical Examinations 14
Genetic Testing 14
HIV Testing 15
Military Leave 15
Noncompetition Agreements 15
Overtime 15
Polygraph/Lie Detector Tests 16
Reference Requests 16
Protection for Employers 16
Sick Leave 16
Smoking 16
Designated Areas 16
Written Policy 17
Temporary Disability Benefits 17
Termination Procedures 17
Paychecks 17
Unemployment Compensation 17
Vacations 17
Payment at Termination 17
Wages and Hours 18
Paydays 18
Minimum Wage 18
Withholding or Docking Pay 18
Deceased Employees 19
Garnishment 19
Direct Deposit 19
Notification 19
Living Wage 19
Whistleblower Protection 19
Worker's Compensation 20
Pre-Employment Inquiry Guide 20
Required Posters 20
Required Federal Posters 20
Required Hawaii Posters and Contacts 20
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Hawaii Healing Arts College Course Catalog – 2012 - 2013

Hawaii Healing Arts College

Course Catalog – 2012 - 2013
Revised January 2012
Kulia i ka nu’u “ Strive for the Highest”

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Kailua, Hawaii 96734

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Relocating to Hawaii - Countdown: 8 Weeks

Relocating to Hawaii:
Directories | Interactive Maps | Relocation Articles
You've just received PCS orders, effective in two months. Your mind races with questions like where to start and who to contact. Don't panic. Below is a step-by-step checklist of what needs to be done before you make your move to make it smooth and affordable. Review the list with your relocation specialist at your current duty station to determine what steps apply to your tour and situation.
8 Weeks
5 Weeks

3 Weeks
2 Weeks
1 Week
Moving Day


Countdown: 8 Weeks
Get approval for concurrent travel (for command-sponsored tours only).
Visit your Relocation Office and obtain information on your next duty station. Schedule a meeting with a relocation specialist at your station to plan for the move. Ask them what benefits you are entitled to (this differs depending on marital status).
Discuss specifics of your move with your Transportation Office (TO), storage, household goods and hold baggage shipments, privately owned vehicles and pet shipment. Provide your current TO with your estimated shipping weight of your hold baggage and household goods shipments.

HAWAII Maui & Kauai

 Travel by Tatten
Women’s Getaway – small groups

A little wine, a lot of chocolate…and women bond

 HAWAII
Maui & Kauai

September 5 – 14, 2012

Hawaii is not that special, it’s nice but I wouldn’t want to live here…this is what I thought many years ago after my first week of vacation.  I was going from tourist attraction to tourist attraction seeing beautiful places but I was missing something. On the second week of my vacation I stopped being a tourist, I stopped rushing around, and I took time to feel the spirit of Hawaii and I fell in love with the Islands; I gave my notice at work, left home and moved to Hawaii for an unforgettable year…and the start of my life of travel!

  I have designed this trip with time to explore, to relax and to feel the real Hawaii.  Many tours go from island to island with a lot of time spent at airports and hotel check-ins.  We will be exploring two of the most beautiful islands, with time for sight seeing and time to walk on the beach and watch the sunset. Please join me, I would love to show you the beauty of these two special islands.

Linda M. Tatten, CTC
Itinerary

Maui  - The Magic Isle.  It’s understandable how Maui has been voted “Best Island” by readers of Conde Nast Traveler for seventeen years!  Imagine beautiful beaches, lush green valleys, award winning golf courses and great restaurants and shops.

Sep  05  Wed  -   Maui
Check-in at the Sheraton Resort & Spa, located on Kaanapali Beach – you have an ocean view and private lanai. You will meet the other travelers for a Welcome Drink and Pupu’s.






Sep  06  Thu    -   Maui
Haleakala, Central Maui and Iao Valley Tour – On this full day tour you journey to the summit of Mount Haleakala - Hawaii’s House of the Sun!  You will travel through Maui’s Upcountry Kula Area to the 10,043 summit at Haleakala National Park and Pu’u Ula’ula Overlook. Experience the unique flora and birds that are part of the beauty of Maui. On the way back you will stop at Iao Valley State Park and see Iao Needle, the forth largest peak on Maui.

Sep 07  Fri    -   Maui
Enjoy the day!  Do an optional tour, take a helicopter ride or Road to Hana Excursion ; swim, snorkel, zip-line, go horse back riding, shop, play golf looking out at the ocean, or sit by the pool with an umbrella drink and a good book!

Dinner tonight at the Old Lahaina Luau; they take great pride in presenting an authentic Hawaiian Lu’au and an evening of traditional Hawaiian cuisine, music, cultural dances and demonstrations.  Six time recipient of the “Keep it Hawaii” award for perpetuating and celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the Hawaiian Islands.
Zagat Survey:  Food: “Excellent” -- Service: “Excellent” -- Décor: “Extraordinary to Perfection”
welcome to Maui, the Magic Isle
Sep 08  Sat   -   Maui
Enjoy the day with lots of options to choose from – or just do nothing! 

Maui Sunset Sail -tonight enjoy a sail aboard a state of the art catamaran. Sip on a refreshing beverage while soaking in the incredible coastal views of Maui and sailing between Molokai and Lanai.  Pupu’s and Open Bar are included.

Sep 09  Sun   -   Maui
Enjoy the day, have you gone surfing yet or tried paddle boarding?  Time for last minute shopping and lunch in Lahania

Dinner, a farewell to Maui as we head for Kauai to continue our adventure. 

Kaua’i - The Garden Isle. With its endless shades of green, soaring cliffs and dramatic canyons, Kauai invites you to renew your connection with nature. This emerald treasure has been the setting for over 60 movies and TV shows because of its exotic beauty.

Sep 10  Mon   -   Maui to Kauai
Time to leave Maui! We transfer to the airport for our flight to Kauai and check-in at the Kauai Marriott Resort, which has completed a 50 million upgrade. Enjoy the resort before we meet tonight for dinner.




Sep 11 Tue   -   Kauai
Kauai Movie Adventure – on your full day tour, you’ll explore some of the most romantic, exciting and adventurous movie locations in the world as we learn the rich history of the island.  Visit many famous movie locations including South Pacific, Jurassic Park, Blue Hawaii, Donovan’s Reef, Raiders of the Lost Ark and George Clooney’s new movie The Descendants.  We stop for lunch (not included) in Hanalei on the North Shore; a small town filled with colorful shops, restaurants and unique art galleries.

Sep 12 Wed   -   Kauai
Waimea Canyon Excursion – Waimea Canyon  called the Grand Canyon of the Pacific is over ten miles long, and almost 4,000 feet deep, has stunning views of  lush valleys and tropical forest canopies.  The Waimea Canyon State Park has native and introduced forests and mountain scenery, this is one of Kauai’s biggest attractions.
Lunch (not included)  stop at Shops at Kukuiula Village, more the 25 upscale shops and restaurants,

Sep 13 Thu   -   Kauai
Free day, have a spa treatment, do last minute shopping or just enjoy a relaxing day at the pool.

Farewell Dinner – our last night together.

Sep 14 Fri  -  Kauai
Time to head home, the end of the adventure…until next time!

Includes

  • 5 nights Maui Sheraton Resort & Spa, ocean view room
  • 4 nights Kauai Marriott Resort, ocean view room
  • Meals included
  • -  9 buffet breakfasts
  • -  Welcome Drinks & Pupus - Maui
  • -  Drinks & Pupus – catamaran sunset sail
  • -  Old Lahaina Luau Dinner
  • -  Farewell Maui Dinner
  • -  Kauai Welcome Dinner
  • -  Kauai Farewell Dinner
  • Maui Haleakala, Central Maui & Ioa Valley Tour
  • Kauai Movie Tour
  • Kauai Waimea Canyon Excursion
  • Transfer from Maui Sheraton to Airport
  • Transfer from Kauai Airport to Marriott Resort
  • Includes taxes and service
  • Local driver guide for tours
  • Gratuities for guides
  • Travel by Tatten escort…she has the chocolate!

Note:  optional diners are arranged on nights that dinner is not included. On free days there will be optional excursions or activities.

Land Cost – includes inter island airfare.  We can assist in arranging flight to Hawaii.

$2,982.00   Price Per person, based on double occupancy
$4,429.00   Price for a single room*

Deposit: $300.00   Final due: July 16, 2012

*Need a roommate? We will arrange for a shared room when possible, please call the office for more information.

Small groups, limited space, call today.

TRAVEL BY TATTEN
508-460-1816 or 1-800-710-8041