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O'keefe has nothing left but too much time on his hands these days. His bakery closed because he had an affair. To finance his shenanigan, he entered into other business dealings that further deple...
The Jones Act in Hawaii: Ed Case and Jim O'Keefe Object to American Worker Requirments.
exhiloan | December 04, 2009 10:28 PMHonolulu, HI
O'keefe has nothing left but too much time on his hands these days. His bakery closed because he had an affair. To finance his shenanigan, he entered into other business dealings that further deple...
The Jones Act in Hawaii: Ed Case and Jim O'Keefe Object to American Worker Requirments.
exhiloan | December 04, 2009 10:26 PMHonolulu, HI
O'keefe has nothing left but too much time on his hands these days. His bakery closed because he had an affair. To finance his shenanigan, he entered into other business dealings that further deple...
The Jones Act in Hawaii: Ed Case and Jim O'Keefe Object to American Worker Requirments.
exhiloan | December 04, 2009 10:24 PMHonolulu, HI
O'keefe has nothing left but too much time on his hands these days. His bakery closed because he an affair. To finance his shenanigan, he entered into other business dealings that further depleted ...
The Jones Act in Hawaii: Ed Case and Jim O'Keefe Object to American Worker Requirments.
exhiloan | December 04, 2009 10:23 PMHonolulu, HI
Here's my opinion...my husband used to work for O'keefe & Sons Bakery. Yes they did anticipate the cost of shipping to go up; however, that was not the SOLE reason for the demise of his business. I...
The Jones Act in Hawaii: Ed Case and Jim O'Keefe Object to American Worker Requirments.
kat | November 25, 2009 7:50 PMHonolulu, HI
Kainoa makes ome good points but I have some questions. Isn't it all about money? If all you are saying is that American companies won't build ships then its because of low profits. How can a foreign...
The Jones Act in Hawaii: Ed Case and Jim O'Keefe Object to American Worker Requirments.
Wayne Parsons | October 27, 2009 10:34 AMHonolulu, HI
The author seems to believe that a) there are a lot of Hawaii residents who are employed mariners by Matson and directly benefiting from the Jones Act, and b) that Hawaii residents would not benefit ...
The Jones Act in Hawaii: Ed Case and Jim O'Keefe Object to American Worker Requirments.
Kainoa Rappu | October 26, 2009 9:11 PMHonolulu, HI
Im just wondering about working on Tour Vessels in Hawaii. We run Snorkel trips and Whale Watches and I often wonder if we were inujured what would happen to us. I work 4 days a week and have often h...
Hawaii Boat Injuries To Crew: The Jones Act
Andrea Thomas | June 01, 2009 12:35 AMHonolulu, HI
Primo: Thanks for the question. Generally the prior settlement with include a release signed by you that bars any future claim for any reason. In addition, laws are generally not retroactive, meaning...
Hawaii Boat Injuries To Crew: The Jones Act
Wayne Parsons | April 29, 2009 2:51 PMHonolulu, HI
If i had a case that has been settled in court 3 years ago. can the new law congess passed the new Jones act can the case be re oped or re tried again with complience of the new law.
Hawaii Boat Injuries To Crew: The Jones Act
Primo Mateo | April 28, 2009 7:09 PMHonolulu, HI

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