The joke here in Hawaii is "once hired, never fired" to - describe the nepotism of the state

Posted: Jan 15th, 2018 - 2:30 am In Reply to: Worker in Hawaii who plunged state in chaos keeps - job, an "honest mistake" yet as an MT

employee system.

Most all are hired by a relative and then protected by the ubiquitous public service union against firing, no matter what the issue.

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Worker in Hawaii who plunged state in chaos keeps - job, an "honest mistake" yet as an MT (Views: 649, 2018-01-15, 2:21 am)
- The joke here in Hawaii is "once hired, never fired" to - describe the nepotism of the state
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