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Harriet Bouslog Labor Scholarship

Applications Due March 1, 2013

Scholarship is open to any family member of an ILWU member or retiree. Applicants are eligible to receive up to $2,000 for UH Manoa, $1,000 for UH Hilo or UH West Oahu; and $750 UH community college. Applicants need not be incoming freshmen, however, preference will be given to high school seniors. Please see brochure for more information.

Harriet Bouslog, a long-time attorney for the ILWU, maintained a fondness for the ILWU and its members throughout her career in Hawaii. Today, the Harriet Bouslog Scholarship continues to support ILWU members and children in their quest for higher education.

Please click on the links to learn how you can qualify for this scholarship award.

Harriet Bouslog Labor Scholarship Brochure 

Harriet Bouslog Labor Scholarship application due March 1st

 

 

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Workers achieve a better life through collective organization in unions

• Labor unions are organizations of working people who join together for mutual benefit and to promote fairness and justice on the job. Labor unions give working people the collective power to improve the living standards of their families and build a more democratic and equitable society.

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• When workers are united in unions, they have the power to bargain with their employers for better wages, benefits, and working conditions. Through their unions, workers are able to protect their rights and have a stronger voice in what happens in the workplace. Workers gain greater respect and dignity when they are unionized.

• Unions give working people the power to influence government and the political process. Through union political action, unions help improve the community and influence government to serve the needs of working people.

 

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