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Thousands Rush In To Fill 175 Hawaiian Airlines Jobs
POSTED: 6:29 pm HST February 23, 2012
UPDATED: 7:07 pm HST February 23, 2012
HONOLULU -- More than 5,000 people applied for 175 flight attendant positions at Hawaiian Airlines, a record for the company.
Lines spilled out the doors at the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall, everyone eager to land a job. The interviewing process is broken up into three steps, and most of the applicants won't get a job.
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Only 500 appllicants will make it to the second interview and continue their journey in the hope of joining the Hawaiian Airlines team.
Read more: http://www.kitv.com/news/30531163/detail.html#ixzz1nHusL3I0
UPDATED: 7:07 pm HST February 23, 2012
HONOLULU -- More than 5,000 people applied for 175 flight attendant positions at Hawaiian Airlines, a record for the company.
Lines spilled out the doors at the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall, everyone eager to land a job. The interviewing process is broken up into three steps, and most of the applicants won't get a job.
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Only 500 appllicants will make it to the second interview and continue their journey in the hope of joining the Hawaiian Airlines team.
Read more: http://www.kitv.com/news/30531163/detail.html#ixzz1nHusL3I0
Man o man do we need to develop our economy more to create living-wage jobs for the unemployed, underemployed, and next generation.
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I would hazard it was an exceptionally well-dressed line! 
Has Japanese tourism bounced back from pre-earthquake levels?
...now if only the hotels would stop trying to break the unions and hire!
I confess, I would use/reuse and recycle 1.5 liter plastic bottles when working outdoors. I could not keep my camelbak clean and after a month or so it developed fungus, made me sick, and then lost whatever decent taste the bladder had, and a replacement wasn't cheap. But yeah, Oahu needs to get a lot better about litter/recycling - hello people, the dump is overflowing! 
