Will pandemic keep Hawai?i residents from moving away?
Fewer people leaving Hawaiʻi during COVID-19 will likely result in more workers leaving the labor force and continued higher unemployment rates.
COVID-19 devastating family health, welfare, research finds
Collaborative papers focus on understanding and addressing the social implications of COVID-19.
Hundreds of recently unemployed residents apply for new scholarship
The 东精影业 Community Colleges’ Kūlia Scholarship is giving many hope.
Recently unemployed get boost from new 东精影业 Community College scholarship
One free class for individuals whose employment has been impacted by COVID-19.
Pulitzer winner to discuss Hawai?i’s intensifying housing crisis
The 东精影业 惭ā苍辞补 Better Tomorrow Speaker Series sheds light on devastating economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Study predicts costly water issues if action not taken
东精影业 research examined the balance between protecting the spring system and groundwater pumping.
东精影业ERO forecasts troubling outlook for Hawai?i’s workforce
Hawaiʻi’s unemployment rate reached 23.8 percent in April 2020.
东精影业ERO seeks where businesses are heading in pandemic
Questions include changes in employment and employee wages, and monthly revenue and revenue sources.
东精影业ERO forecasts dire scenarios for local government budgets
Two possible scenarios put the state’s general fund deficit at more than $500 million in FY 2020.
Rental assistance desperately needed, 东精影业ERO reports
More than $100 million is needed to cover the baseline burden for renters in Hawaiʻi from August 2020–January 2021.