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Support — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 01:36:55 +0000

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Helpwantedhawaii.info FOR SALE

Support — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 18:31:33 +0000

Aloha

Helpwantedhawaii.info is the largest job website and employment resource directory for Hawaii on the web in a list format you get all your info on the one page. I tried for along time to get the website going but it was secondary to a TV show here in Hawaii. Alot of work has went into it and the name is licensed through DCCA. If you want a turn key business where you can generate money through banner ads, job ads, and other advertising consider buying this website. At its highpoint we generated 3000-5000 hits daily and we were the talk of local news. I am open to offers if you want more info you can email me at mikenale@gmail.com

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Helpwantedhawaii.info UPDATE

Support — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 01:47:25 +0000

Aloha

Helpwantedhawaii.info has been down for quite some time and we are currently working toward bringing the website back online. STAY TUNED

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Hawaii’s Department of Labor Website

Support — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 06:03:19 +0000

A good starting point for jobs in Hawaii is the Department of Labor’s website. They have alot of good information to help you find a job with Hirenet Hawaii the State’s job website and links to information for anyone who is looking for work. One great feature is up to date information right on the home page as well as information for employers. If you are registered with the State to collect unemployment then you are registered on Hirenet Hawaii, if your not I encourage you to use the website they list jobs that you cannot find anywhere else.

Posted in hirenet Tagged: Department of Labor, hirenet

Turn Off’s for Online Job Seekers

Support — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 02:03:54 +0000

I can remember the good ol days when you actually walked around with a stack of resumes and visited employers, can you? These days though applying on-line is the way to find a job and with that application process comes certain turn offs, or problems that may be costing you top talent. When it comes to the internet, on-line job boards, or applicant tracking systems lets be honest, simple and fast is successful and slow and time consuming is a big turn off. If your looking for talent the best way for you to handle this situation is to allow for a simple initial application process, once you have screened these applicants a more thorough process is acceptable. A great example is when you visit an on-line job board and you have spent hours creating a profile masterpiece, only to be re-directed to the employers site to repeat the entire process over again. If you are relying on auto population for resumes you are creating another headache sure the resume populates, but then you have to spend an hour doing QA. Today job seekers want simplicity not redundancy. Another big turn off is missing salary information, if it is such a big secret then perhaps its not that attractive to begin with. My suggestion is to stop dodging what could drag out your interview process even longer when they reject your offer. Be upfront on-line! Finally if your posting a job on-line and your not getting many responses it could be your generic job posting. It may look like spam, no details, or lack of information. Be as descriptive as possible.

Aloha, Mike Nale, Founder, www.helpwantedhawaii.info

Posted in job boards Tagged: advice, job boards, online jobseekers

Helpwantedhawaii.info UPDATE August 8th, 2009

Support — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 20:26:25 +0000

Aloha Everyone

It has been a slow year for employment and with things getting slightly better we have been working hard here at www.helpwantedhawaii.infoto improve our service and website so that you will have every possible resource available to find work in the islands. Since our move from WordPress to Eggsprout we our very pleased with the new website and the hard work from the folks at Eggsprout. The new website has everything from job seekers profiles, forums, and twitter updates to being a part of the largest job search engine on the Internet. In the meantime we hope that you enjoy the new site and our FREE service and if you have any feedback, opinions, or suggestions you can send them to us at support@helpwantedhawaii.info

Mahalo, Mike Nale, Founder, www.helpwantedhawaii.info Hawaii’s Largest Job Website and Employment Directory

Posted in update

Hawaii’s Unemployment Rate Steady at 7.4%

Support — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 17:21:12 +0000

The numbers are out and Hawaii’s unemployment rate is holding steady at 7.4%. The US Department of Labor reported that Hawaii has 645,528 in the labor force with 597,783 employed, and 47,745 unemployed. Hawaii’s Economic Research Organization (UHERO) is forecasting that Hawaii’s jobless rate will continue to rise until it peaks over 8 percent in the middle of next year. They also expect that our jobless rate will average 7.5 percent in 2011. These are not encouraging numbers but as I have mentioned in the past people are going to start moving away to find work or go back to school as this goes on. Hawaii is an island so unlike the mainland where you can drive further and more opportunities exist options are limited. It is going to be a slow road ahead but we will pull through this. If you have questions or concerns you can contact us a Help Wanted Hawaii by posting in the forum or emailing us at support@helpwantedhawaii.info

Aloha, Mike Nale, Founder, www.helpwantedhawaii.info

Posted in Unemployed, Unemployment Rate, update Tagged: News, Rate, UHERO, Unemployment

Hawaii’s Hiring Hot Spots

Support — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 23:06:06 +0000

Finding a job these days is tougher than ever, maybe you think the internet is the only way to find a job, think again! Hawaii has plenty of jobs but only if your willing to get out and meet people, take a walk, and network. If your looking for some hiring hot spots then consider taking a stroll in Waikiki, Ala Moana, or one of the malls on any one of the islands. Since the flood of candidates this year due to record unemployment some companies have reverted back to the way people used to find employees, a HELP WANTED sign. You can hardly walk a block these days in Waikiki without seeing one, “Inquire Within” it says. These jobs are for the taking and with some confidence, proper attire, and a resume you may find yourself with a job yet. Since opening up the “Help Wanted Hawaii Sign Spotter” in our forum Helpwantedhawaii.info encourages users to let everyone know when you spot a sign, let our users know. It is just one more way for you to find employment, and fast.

Aloha, Mike Nale, Founder, www.helpwantedhawaii.info

Posted in advice, ideas Tagged: career tips, Help Wanted, Hiring

Governor Lingle or the Unions What do you think?

Support — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 22:39:15 +0000

It is coming down to the wire and Governor Lingle said that pink slips will be going out soon if an agreement cannot be reached. It really isnt that complicated the Governor wanted furloughs and the unions wanted something else, and the court ruled against the furloughs. What is your opinion? Is the Governor right? Are the unions right? Is the court getting involved a problem? Helpwantedhawaii.info wants to know your thoughts on the situation. As many as 2,500 state workers could be given notice but union negotiators remain optimistic. Helpwantedhawaii.info hopes that all parties can come to a quick resolution for all.

Aloha, Mike Nale, Founder, http://helpwantedhawaii.info/

Posted in Strike Tagged: Governor Lingle, Strike

A Local Staffing Agency or Search Firm can Help you find a Job.

Support — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 20:37:01 +0000

If you have been applying for jobs online with no end in site you may want to look into one of Hawaii’s staffing agencies or search firms for your next job. Some companies in Hawaii prefer to use a staffing agency or search firm instead of posting jobs online. The largest and most well know staffing agencies or search firms are listed in our directory, Altres, Inkinen & Associates, and Olsten Hawaii are familar names around Oahu. If your looking for a job on Maui you may have heard of Aloha International Employment. Hawaii has over 45 different staffing agencies or search firms. We also have industry specific placement agencies such as Kahu Malama Nurses for Healthcare professionals. All of the agencies listed have professionals recruiters on hand to help you locate a job. These jobs range from temporary to permanent, contract, and direct hire. The service is free for job seekers and companies pay these agencies to find you.

To learn more about each agency and the jobs they have posted please visit our directory to right of this article under “Hawaii Staffing Agencies”, your next job may be something that is not posted on the online job boards.

Aloha, Mike Nale, Founder, www.helpwantedhawaii.info

Posted in Employment Tagged: advice, Staffing Agency