Press Release

HONOLULU – As Hawaii moves towards economic recovery through the reopening of businesses, ProService Hawaii has been fielding many questions from business owners (clients and non-clients) about the uncertainty they are facing. As Hawaii’s leader in HR solutions, ProService released a new FREE guide titled #TheNewNormal: How to Make a Comeback Plan that provides advice…

HONOLULU – Since April 23, ProService Hawaii has been hosting virtual CEO Roundtables with Hawaii business leaders for live, exclusive thought leadership discussions about business survival during COVID-19. Each episode has brought in hundreds of attendees, many of whom are Hawaii small business owners, highlighting the demand for transparent and in-depth business dialogue not seen…

HONOLULU – Less than a week into the second round of PPP funding, Hawaii businesses have received 7,717 loans totaling more than $413.8 million. As more businesses receive their much needed funds, one of the most asked questions top HR management company ProService Hawaii has received through its free Covid community hotline for employers is…

HONOLULU – ProService Hawaii is hosting an exclusive live series called “CEO Insight With…” this Thursday, April 23 at 11:00 a.m. Save your seat at the round table to discuss “PPP is funding, so now what? Balancing loan forgiveness and long-term survival.”  Thursday’s episode is the first to launch this live series of thought leadership…

HONOLULU, HAWAII (April 13, 2020) – With so many Hawaii businesses seeking financial help during the Covid-19 crisis, the state’s leader in HR management, ProService Hawaii, has launched a community hotline for employers to get advice quickly at no cost. Local employers can now contact ProService via web form or phone number to receive customized,…

Applications for small business loans under the new federal CARES Act are being accepted starting today and ProService Hawaii says local companies should act quickly.

HONOLULU, HAWAII (March 2, 2020) – Hawaii employers face the real possibility of managing fears and safety within their workplace in the midst of today’s coronavirus threat. ProService Hawaii—the state’s leading provider of HR services for 35,000+ employees in Hawaii—offers ways to help local employers protect their workplaces and teams, as medical experts race to…

As the midterm elections near, Hawaii employers need to be aware of their employees’ rights when it comes to casting their votes on election day next week. Under Hawaii law, employers are required to provide two hours of paid time off from work to their staff for the purposes of voting.

Labor costs, made up of wages, benefits, insurance, taxes, admin, and more, can account for up to 70 percent of total business expenses. In the Hawaiian market, specifically, HR needs encompass more than high labor costs, including frequently changing regulations and labor shortages.

ProService Hawaii scored in the top five businesses state-wide in Pacific Business News’s list of “Hawaii’s Best Workplaces 2018” for going above and beyond the status quo to foster an enjoyable and meaningful work environment for employees.