Monday, August 27, 2007

The Steering Committee

James Pietsch joined the law school in 1991 after teaching as an adjunct professor for several years. For the previous ten years he was the directing attorney of the Honolulu Elder Law Unit of the Legal Aid Society of Hawai`i. In 1990 he received national recognition when he was presented the Paul Lichterman Award for outstanding achievement in the advancement of legal services for older persons.








Guess this is why it was suggested that I seek asistance from the studets at U of H.
Can't you see them in their new jobs. Thank GOD I didn't make that mistake.



Univ. of Hawai`i Law School: James Pietsch joined the law school in 1991 after teaching as an adjunct professor for several years. For the previous ten years he was the directing ...
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Honolulu Star-Bulletin ObituariesEventually, Pietsch and his partner formed Title Guaranty of Hawaii, ... and resolving conflicts that you find when you search,” James Pietsch said. ...
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Saturday, July 21, 2007

THEY KNEW







While working for TITLE GUARANTY,in the basement of the old COSTCO building, in SALT LAKE, I reported MOLD to management. After weeks passing and seeing nothing done, I went to Hawaii - OSHA. Hawaii - OSHA passed off my complaint to the Health Department, claiming they did not have jurisdiction. Neither Hawaii - OSHA or the Health Department responded to my complaint. I had to track down information myself. Finally the air conditioner was replaced and a sheetrock panel was replaced. Then, there was the "FLOOD" when arriving at work between 4:00 and 4:30 I heard a bell ringing at the standpipe. Before arriving I went to Tesoro to get a snack. In the back I saw TORRENTS of water coming out of the trucking bays, LITERALLY, TORRENTS. This water was obviously under pressure. It did not come from an accumulation of rain water. I was sent home at 4:30 in the morning because of an "unsafe work enviornment." That same day I called back to see if we could come in. I discovered everyone else was allowed to work. The next day I returned to work and saw covers on the computers and cardboard on the floor. I inquired if the fire department was called and was told "no". Seemingly, this cursory "mop up " was all that took place, and we carried on as usual. Now this location is being sold to TTARGET STORES, BY KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS. At least the parking lot and the ground level store. Was an inspection ever done? COVER - UP AND, OR SET - UP?

Tuesday, May 22, 2007

Keeping It Real

You can’t champion equality for your own people when you tolerate discrimination against any people because of who they are. Freedom is indivisible. You cannot grant it to some and deny it to others. It is either for everybody or it is for nobody. -- Christine Chavez, UFW

Monday, April 2, 2007

Where Are They Now - Who's Been Rewarded

Cynthia Yamasaki
Myron Koizumi
Grant Yamauchi
Mike "You'll All Have Jobs When This Is Over" Iamanaka
Pearla Kouchi
Mary Kahoopii
Renee Aiona
Sunshine Rubin
Wil Kahapea
Cheryl Irebaria
Harriett Athayasai