I wonder what the issue was in the case? Why would there be a problem now? What changed?
The idea that everything works 'as expected' every time is a foreign to me. Snafus happen, have always happened. And, ya know, it's another example of how aloha works. Have a problem, be patient, expect it to be worked out, bring aloha when can. But then, plenty kine folks from afar haven't figured that out.
As to what happened.. CB reported...
Over 300 teachers started the new school year without pay due to delays with processing payroll forms..
...“We are examining our onboarding process that resulted in the delay,” Ching said in an emailed statement. “Fixing the process and improving oversight of the process are high priorities.”
In the meantime, DOE will deliver $2,000 checks to affected employees on Monday to help tide them over until the problem is resolved..
Which makes it seem reasonable, acknowledged and compensated for by the DOE.. ie, it's nothing more than a snafu..
As to Aloha.. it seems plenty folks have no idea. When asked I recommend Nana Veary's explanation, and her examples in her telling in Change We Must.. which last time I checked (a few weeks ago) was still available at Basically Books..
The idea that everything works 'as expected' every time is a foreign to me. Snafus happen, have always happened. And, ya know, it's another example of how aloha works. Have a problem, be patient, expect it to be worked out, bring aloha when can. But then, plenty kine folks from afar haven't figured that out.
As to what happened.. CB reported...
Over 300 teachers started the new school year without pay due to delays with processing payroll forms..
...“We are examining our onboarding process that resulted in the delay,” Ching said in an emailed statement. “Fixing the process and improving oversight of the process are high priorities.”
In the meantime, DOE will deliver $2,000 checks to affected employees on Monday to help tide them over until the problem is resolved..
Which makes it seem reasonable, acknowledged and compensated for by the DOE.. ie, it's nothing more than a snafu..
As to Aloha.. it seems plenty folks have no idea. When asked I recommend Nana Veary's explanation, and her examples in her telling in Change We Must.. which last time I checked (a few weeks ago) was still available at Basically Books..