Category: * Maui County Info & Jobs

Employment Opportunities

Employment Opportunities
PT Kihei Position, Veteran Preference
Kamaole Beach Club Resort in Kihei is looking for a long term, part time receptionist on Saturdays, Mondays and occasional other days (20-30 hours per week, $15 per hour). Perfect for Retirees looking to supplement their income. Reliable applicants only. Duties are checking guests in and out, taking phone and email reservations, and other similar administrative and customer service functions.
Veteran Preferred Goodyear Jobs
Please share with any Veterans you know who are looking for employment. You can contact the Recruiter via the info at the end of the listing.
Below you will see the various locations we are staffing for in Hawaii:
Entry Level Automotive Technician – Kihei, Hawaii
Automotive Guest Advisor – Hilo, HI
Automotive Mechanic – Kailua Kona, Hawaii ($1,000 Sign on bonus)
Entry Level Automotive Mechanic – Kailua Kona, Hawaii
Mid Level Automotive Technician – Kailua Kona, HI
Automotive Guest Advisor – Kailua Kona, HI
Entry Level Automotive Technician – Honolulu, HI
Goodyear also has hundreds of openings not listed above and they can be seen on https://jobs.goodyear.com/search/ if anyone is interested please insert my name in the “referred-by” option in the application. It would help me track and process applications faster.
Osvaldo Montes
Talent Advisor
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Phone number: (312)966-3319
The west Maui Veterans club is in the process of obtaining from 25 to 35 acres of land to be used as a Memorial Park for Veterans. It is possible that we may be able to split the land and have a civilian version to complement the overall internment needs of West Maui Veterans.
The Maui Planning department has certified the land as Quasi/public and suitable for this use. There are no Memorial Parks on the West side currently
The location is above the Honokowai waste water treatment plant and runs alongside the proposed bypass. Note that the Proposed West Maui Hospital is to be nearby. Please look at the attached map for . for Clarification.
Thank You,
Paul Laub, Memorial Park Project manager.
(Note: attachment to be sent in the near future.)

Maui Approved Minor Replacement CBOC (one stop shopping concept) Minor Project – Obligated $937,451.42

Maui Multi-Services Center (One-Stop):  A Land Donation Offer has been received from the State of Hawaii and has been approved by VA Central Office.  To complete the State’s offer to VA an MOU speaking to the Educational mission of the VA facility, and others outside of VA envisioned for the land was completed and provided to the State in August of 2018.  The MOU and land donation agreement was submitted by the State for legal review which was completed by May 24, 2019.  Thirty percent design of the new CBOC has been accomplished with a remaining design/build project to be completed by late-FY19.  Activation is projected during late FY20.  The Department of Education communicated that project obstacles presented to them internally from their legal review will require them to terminate their further participation in the VA solicitation process.  Recently VA was contacted by the State Adjutant General and State Office of Veterans Services Director about further discussion on the State side about this action.  VA agreed to hold the Solicitation open briefly for this interaction to occur, and further feedback to VA made. A meeting, including VAPIHCS leadership was held on August 20 with the Governor, State DOE Superintendent, Adjutant General and State Veterans Director to discuss the land donation. The DOE requested more time for final questions and a determination about the land offer. A meeting was held between VA and the DOE, Sept. 23 to have a culminating discussion, and resolve the State’s position about the land offer.  The Superintendent of Education, her Chief of Staff and Facility Works Director gave the go ahead for the VA portion of the project, for final preparatory steps to award, and further development of the educational relationship, not to impede the land award itself.  Meetings with the State DOE were held to address both the land lease final reqs. and the educational relationship program building.  The parties agreed to finalize details of a submittal package to the State Dept. of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) Board meeting on January 24, for final State approval leading to award of the land lease.  Preparation of the package is underway. VA just notified this week of the Departure of Mr. John Chung, State DOE Director of Facilities, and key partner for the project. Meeting will be held soon with his successor for details and confirmation of the DLNR meeting.  DOE unable as of this date to confirm meeting for VA with Mr. Chung’s successor. No further progress as of this writing. VA considering cancellation of the current solicitation, and re-advertising with wider scope. DOE would be enabled to respond and would be considered should they so choose.  VA cancelled the current solicitation, in concurrence with DoE, and respecting their constraints on otherwise completing remaining actions to complete the land agreement award process.

 

Next Milestone:  VA to re- announce and conduct a market survey for land or land and buildings which may be available on Maui.

 

Carlos A. Santana

Community Liaison

Office of Senator Mazie K. Hirono

300 Ala Moana Blvd, Room 3-106

Honolulu, HI  96850| (808) 522-8970

Saturday 23rd May Service Cancelled

Aloha,
It is with sadness that we at West Maui Veterans Club, Inc., have decided to cancel the Saturday 23rd May Service.  This is due to the difficulties around dealing with the current pandemic.
We are hopeful that our invited guest speaker, Mayor Victorino, will be able to speak at the event in the year 2021.
 If there is any change we will contact you.
 Mr. Mayor, we send our regrets.
Thank you,
Paul Laub,
President
West Maui Veterans Club, Inc.