Judge stops Hawaii governor from forcing workers' unpaid days off without union bargaining
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By HERBERT A. SAMPLE , Associated Press HONOLULU - A state judge has blocked Hawaii Gov. Linda Lingle from forcing public employees to take three unpaid days off per month. First Circuit Court Judge Karl K. Sakamoto issued a preliminary injunction Thursday. He ruled that the governor's failure to bargain with unions denied them their... [read full story]
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