BAC Local 1 Hawaii

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BAC 150 - Build, Adapt, Change

Since its founding in 1865, our Union has actively fought to improve our members’ quality of life – on and off the job – through access to fair wages, good benefits, safe working conditions, and so

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Hilton Hawaiian Village Unveils Restored Mosaic

EDITOR'S NOTE: Members of Local 1 Hawaii installed more than 31,000 ceramic tiles to restore the iconic rainbow mosaic on the side of Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Reso

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Delay of Silica Standard Has Deadly Consequences for Workers Including BAC Members

Statement by International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers President James Boland on the 90-Day Delay of OSHA’s Silica Standard

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Hilton Hawaiian Village Unveils Restored Mosaic

admin on Friday, February 3 2017 - 1:17pm

EDITOR'S NOTE: Members of Local 1 Hawaii installed more than 31,000 ceramic tiles to restore the iconic rainbow mosaic on the side of Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort. The article below by Allison Schaefers, published on June 17, 2014, is reprinted with permission of the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.

Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort will celebrate the lengthy, $4.25 million restoration of its iconic two-part rainbow mosaic Monday with an invitation-only blessing and dedication.

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