Join us for a march this Saturday, May 1st, International Workers' Day. Hawaii's politicians have firmly stood against workers this year, so we continue our push. More details here: fb.me/e/3sNfH1ESK

June 27, 12:15–1:30 p.m. Join YPDA Hawaiʻi, Living Wage Hawaii and Pono Hawaii Initiative for a virtual event featuring the one, the only ., candidate for Ohio's 11th Congressional District, along with 13 of Hawaiʻi's top progressive, women candidates.

Catch our own Nate Hix as he discusses local labor issues on PBS Hawai‘i tonight on Insights at 7:30. #Hawaii #LivingWage Livestream link: pbshawaii.org/help-wanted-ap…

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Hawaii's workers deserve a #LivingWage. When they make enough to live on, our entire economy thrives and we all do better. Help us spread the word by joining us for sign waving on Thursday.

Hawaii's 2022 legislative session starts next week. How can you help us get a livable wage for all workers? - Share this post - Use this link to email all legislators, asking for $18/hr by 2026 ow.ly/hnRm50Hrm6Q #Hawaii #LivingWage

Great proposal from Hawaii’s State Senate!

Despite overwhelming support for an $18 by 2026 #MinimumWage bill in testimony (85% in favor), the Hawaiʻi State House hasn't heard the message yet. Let's change that. Join us on March 8 at the Capitol from 11 a.m.–1 p.m. RSVP: eventbrite.com/e/living-wage-… #RaiseUpHawaii

Only a few weeks left to raise the minimum wage. Join us on Wednesday as we rally to support a living wage for all!

The news says that there’s a compromise between the House and Senate. We will find out details at the hearing at 3:01 today. Click link for the livestream. capitol.hawaii.gov/session2022/he…

$18 by 2028 has been agreed upon by both House and Senate conferees and will head to final floor votes next week. Details are: $12.00 on October 1, 2022 $14.00 on January 1, 2024 $16.00 on January 1, 2026 $18.00 on January 1, 2028 Tipped workers can be paid $1.50 less.

HB2510, raising the minimum wage to $18 by 2028, passed out of the House and Senate today. It now heads to the Governor’s desk for his signature before becoming law.

Governor Ige is asking for thoughts on bills to sign or veto. Let him know that HB2510, raising the minimum wage to $18, needs to be signed into law!

$18 by 2028 is now law! Years of tireless work from living wage supporters like you helped make this a reality. We still need to do more to achieve a living wage for all, but this is a great step in the right direction.