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Hawaiʻi economist: Working from home likely to remain for post-pandemic Aloha State
After the height of remote work due to the pandemic in 2020, Hawai’i now has about 20% of its workforce still working remotely, at home or in a hybrid arrangement — and that may not change much in the future, according to Hawai’i economist Paul Brewbaker.
Study: 42% of Hawaiʻi employees working remotely as of Aug. 2021
More than 42% of private sector payroll employees (198,224) were working remotely as of Aug. 31, 2021, including 20,636 individuals working from out-of-state.
BREAKING: Maui Mayor Asks for Voluntary 21 Day Rest from Non-Essential Activity
Mayor Victorino is asking residents and visitors to Maui County to voluntarily curb non-essential activities including gatherings for 21 days.
Honolulu Mayor Announces Limited Reopening on O‘ahu Starting Thursday
Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell announced his new Emergency Order for O‘ahu set to go into effect on Thursday. This replaces the current Amended Second Stay-at-Home/Work-from-Home Order which is set to expire on Sept. 24.
O‘ahu’s Stay-at-Home Work-from-Home Order is Extended to Sept. 24
Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell today announced that the Governor has granted his request to extend his Stay-At-Home/Work-from-Home order for O‘ahu for two more weeks through Sept. 24, 2020.
How To Save Energy While Working From Home
Hawaiian Electric and Hawaiʻi Energy joined in sharing some helpful tips to save energy while working from home as many in the islands deal with Emergency Rules enacted to help prevent the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. Below is information compiled by the company to help the public safe energy at home: