Front line health care workers have earned our respect and they deserve our support. The Kapi'olani Respiratory Therapists democratically voted YES for union representation. We are currently in tough first contract negotiations with the employer. Help us tell the Kapi'olani Medical Center for Women and Children that Respiratory Therapists deserve a FAIR CONTRACT NOW!
Reaching one thousand signatures serves as a quiet reminder of the community that stands behind our respiratory therapists. This milestone reflects a shared commitment to ensuring these healthcare workers receive the fair contract they have earned through their dedicated service.
Reached 1,000 supporters
November 18, 2020
November 16, 2020
Seeing this level of support reminds me that the community recognizes the essential role our respiratory therapists play. This momentum provides us with the necessary strength to continue our push for a fair agreement at the bargaining table.
November 4, 2020
Reaching one hundred signatures highlights a growing recognition of the essential work performed by our respiratory therapists. This milestone serves as a quiet reminder of how many people value fair treatment and professional integrity within our medical centers.
Reached 100 supporters
November 2, 2020
135 Comments
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Louis Casorla
5 years ago
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Yes—you deserve to be recognized as a FRONT LINE WORKER!!! We RNs work side by side with you RTs. Without you—who manages pts on the vents? You deserve appropriate compensation for your expertise. Aloha
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Angela Lance Kaawaloa
5 years ago
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Our son was, a “Frequent flyer” to KapPICU for 13yrs. Each time there, RTs (as well as all the staff) worked endlessly & with so much aloha. Our Respiratory training in caring for our son was done by the best there is at KMCWC. And because of there time & efforts, we had many years added on to his life.
Thank you KapPICU RTs
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James Calhoun
5 years ago
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As a retired RRT/NPS, the RT's of the world are one of the most integral members of the health care team and are often overlooked. It is past time when we should be recognized. All my Aloha to all my colleagues, James " kimo" Calhoun, Honolulu HI.
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Larissa Gorospe
5 years ago
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I support my cousin, Arnold Casino, and other Respiratory Therapists in their endeavors to obtain much needed union representation. As essential frontline workers they deserve to have advocates who know what they want and need in order to continue to provide necessary and competent care to our community.
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Desirae McBarnet
5 years ago
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Please pay your skilled RTs a fair wage! They are amazing at what they do! After leaving to another healthcare facility, it is evident how amazing Kapiolani’s RTs are!
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Arthur Woo
5 years ago
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Mahalo to our negotiating team, for their effort to negotiate a fair and equitable initial contract for the RTs at Kapiolani medical center.
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Ryan ing
3 years ago
I support all health related fields
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Eileen Newcomb Bartlett
5 years ago
These hard workers are the best of the best and deserve as much as they can get in a fair contract.
Front line health care workers have earned our respect and they deserve our support. The Kapi'olani Respiratory Therapists democratically voted YES for union representation. We are currently in tough first contract negotiations with the employer. Help us tell the Kapi'olani Medical Center for Women and Children that Respiratory Therapists deserve a FAIR CONTRACT NOW!
Reaching one thousand signatures serves as a quiet reminder of the community that stands behind our respiratory therapists. This milestone reflects a shared commitment to ensuring these healthcare workers receive the fair contract they have earned through their dedicated service.
Reached 1,000 supporters
November 18, 2020
November 16, 2020
Seeing this level of support reminds me that the community recognizes the essential role our respiratory therapists play. This momentum provides us with the necessary strength to continue our push for a fair agreement at the bargaining table.
November 4, 2020
Reaching one hundred signatures highlights a growing recognition of the essential work performed by our respiratory therapists. This milestone serves as a quiet reminder of how many people value fair treatment and professional integrity within our medical centers.
Reached 100 supporters
November 2, 2020
135 Comments
L
Louis Casorla
5 years ago
Featured
Yes—you deserve to be recognized as a FRONT LINE WORKER!!! We RNs work side by side with you RTs. Without you—who manages pts on the vents? You deserve appropriate compensation for your expertise. Aloha
A
Angela Lance Kaawaloa
5 years ago
Featured
Our son was, a “Frequent flyer” to KapPICU for 13yrs. Each time there, RTs (as well as all the staff) worked endlessly & with so much aloha. Our Respiratory training in caring for our son was done by the best there is at KMCWC. And because of there time & efforts, we had many years added on to his life.
Thank you KapPICU RTs
J
James Calhoun
5 years ago
Featured
As a retired RRT/NPS, the RT's of the world are one of the most integral members of the health care team and are often overlooked. It is past time when we should be recognized. All my Aloha to all my colleagues, James " kimo" Calhoun, Honolulu HI.
L
Larissa Gorospe
5 years ago
Featured
I support my cousin, Arnold Casino, and other Respiratory Therapists in their endeavors to obtain much needed union representation. As essential frontline workers they deserve to have advocates who know what they want and need in order to continue to provide necessary and competent care to our community.
D
Desirae McBarnet
5 years ago
Featured
Please pay your skilled RTs a fair wage! They are amazing at what they do! After leaving to another healthcare facility, it is evident how amazing Kapiolani’s RTs are!
A
Arthur Woo
5 years ago
Featured
Mahalo to our negotiating team, for their effort to negotiate a fair and equitable initial contract for the RTs at Kapiolani medical center.
R
Ryan ing
3 years ago
I support all health related fields
E
Eileen Newcomb Bartlett
5 years ago
These hard workers are the best of the best and deserve as much as they can get in a fair contract.
Yes—you deserve to be recognized as a FRONT LINE WORKER!!! We RNs work side by side with you RTs. Without you—who manages pts on the vents? You deserve appropriate compensation for your expertise. Aloha