Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• 1173
• 2021/09/24 (Fri) 18:48
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Dear sunset and everyone
thank you for all the information.

I have received a Disqualified letter after filing my second initial claim and I have a question about it.

In my case, I was furloughed in June 2020, started receiving unemployment insurance, was laid off the first week of August, and my unemployment insurance ended on September 4 of this year, and I was paid from April to September 2020, my base period, so
I filed a second initial claim. I just received a letter yesterday saying I did not meet the benefit requirements.

It says that since I first started receiving unemployment insurance, I have not earned more than 5 times my WBA $ 3195, so it is invalid, but
the conditions for unemployment insurance benefits are that I must have earned more than 2 times my WBA in the base period (the first 4 quarters of the last 5 quarters before unemployment, or the last 4 quarters), the employer must have paid unemployment insurance premiums during two quarters.
that 26 times the Weekly Benefit Amount ™ (Weekly Benefit Amount, WBA™) has been paid for each week during the Base Period.
I called the UI office, but I can't seem to get through. If you could help me here, that would be very helpful.
By the way, my total income for July, August and September was $ more than 3159.
Total income from April to September was also 26 times the WBA ＄ over 16614.
However, from April to the end of September, the paychecks were not deposited every week.

Below is an excerpt from the letter in English.

After the beginning of your prior benefit year 06/07/20, you did not work in covered employment for which you were paid wages of at least $ 3195.00 (five times your benefit amount of $ 639.00).
As you failed to meet the qualifying wages requirement for the succeeding benefit year, your claim is invalid.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/09/24 (Fri) 20:32
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Reconfirmation.

When did you submit your second Initial Claim application ？
this September ？?

• 1173
• 2021/09/25 (Sat) 11:35
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Yes, it is September 8.

• sunset
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• 2021/09/25 (Sat) 12:29
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1173,
To all who received the same reason letter,

I shared it in #412 and #481 of the "PEUC September Extension Program （ Third PEUC ）" Topic, but I will note it here as well.

The requirements for a second Initial Claim application after September must meet the following ① to ④

① The benefit end year date of your most recent regular UI claim must have passed

② You must have returned to work and been paid at least 5 times your new weekly benefit amount since the first day of your prior initial claim

③ You must have been paid wages in at least two quarters of your base period

④ You must have been employed and paid wages for insured work during the base period in an amount equal to no less than 26 times your new weekly benefit amount

Link to:
https://www.hawaiiunemploymentinfo.com/end-of-the-federal-programs-2/

Furlough in May （ Furlough ） and Layoff in first week of August （ Total Unemployment ） In the case of 1173 who became Totally Unemployed , he was Disqualified because he could not meet the ② first condition due to lack of work income from re-employment after he became Totally Unemployed. The call center would probably explain the same thing.

If you have been temporarily laid off or become totally unemployed due to the pandemic and have never worked since unemployment insurance benefits started, it is very unlikely that your second Initial Claim application will be approved after September, as the UI office had also officially announced.

In addition, those who received unemployment insurance benefits while working part time or shorter hours are also expected to be disqualified or receive a small WBA if they file a second Initial Claim after September.

• 1173
• 2021/09/25 (Sat) 15:18
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Understood. Thank you very much.

• ふう太
• 2021/09/19 (Sun) 01:53
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I work at a restaurant where we have a vaccination card and measure the fever before entering the restaurant, and if there is no problem, we take the customer inside ！ We do not do OR codes ！ This is sufficient, and so far we have had no problems and the situation has been handled smoothly ！.

• スマートヘルスカード
• 2021/09/24 (Fri) 11:29
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Topic
Thank you all. I have never been asked to post a QR code since then, and have been able to get by with an image of my vaccination card or the original. However, I am wondering what I should do in the future when I am required to have a QR code of my vaccination when I travel ？ ・ ・ ・ Well, I guess I will have to wait and see ！ Thank you all for your valuable time and opinions.

• ほのるる
• 2021/09/24 (Fri) 17:01
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Topi,

I entered the information exactly as it is written on the vaccination card ？

If you entered it like that and you can't register
you should contact the health department ？

if you are registered at Long's, HPH, Queens etc.
If you have been vaccinated at Long's, HPH, Queens, etc., if you have your own page, you may be able to register
by entering the information as it is registered on your page.

• ほのるる
• 2021/09/24 (Fri) 18:38
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I see that opinions that fall in with Hawaii are not deleted, but those that move from Hawaii to another state are
deleted.

I wonder what the criteria are ？.

• ほのるる
• 2021/09/24 (Fri) 18:40
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UH has a graduate school, too. You don't know too much about it.

Besides, UH's medical school is a nationally renowned medical school.
Well, what can I say if you don't love Hawaii?

• coco0701
• 2021/09/21 (Tue) 16:22
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According to CNN news, permanent residents are treated the same as US citizens.

Unvaccinated US citizens and permanent residents will still be allowed in, with more stringent testing
Unvaccinated Americans are the exception, but they will be "subject to stricter testing requirements," including a test within one day of their flight's departure for the United States and an additional test when they return, Jeff Zients, the White House Covid-19 response coordinator, said on Monday.

• びび
• 2021/09/22 (Wed) 01:03
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Regarding the obligation to vaccinate, regardless of whether you are a "traveler" or a "resident", it wouldn't hurt to get it to protect yourself...

• alohakay
• 2021/09/22 (Wed) 12:48
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coco0701, thanks for the excerpt from CNN News, US citizens and permanent residents are treated the same, right?
Bibi, yes, I understand. But there are certain people who don't type for various reasons, so I wanted to know how forgiving the rules are.

• GC
• 2021/09/22 (Wed) 15:13
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#4 I read CNN news by coco0701,

citizens and green card holders who have not been vaccinated are now strictly required.
Unvaccinated people need a negative certificate within 1 day.
There will be some cases where they will not be able to make the flight within 1 day.

Foreign travelers must have a vaccine passport and a negative certificate within 3 days.
Japan has apparently surpassed the U.S. vaccination rate, so
a negative certificate within 3 days is easier to obtain.

It is difficult for those who cannot be vaccinated for various reasons.

• alohakay
• 2021/09/22 (Wed) 17:05
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GC, thank you for explaining the details of the regulation. It's very strict. Hawaii approved clinics in Japan usually give PCR results the next day, right? I guess I won't be able to make it in time.

• ユナ
• 2021/09/12 (Sun) 20:09
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I used to live in Kanto, but when I came to Hawaii, I got used to
Kansai dialect because there are many Kansai people.

Because of my work, I need to know both the U.S. and Japan now
to make money, so I take in information from Japan even though I live in Hawaii.

#19 Mr. Hawaii
I watch both Japan&US TV.
Why you thought I watch only Japan TV?
Please Not be Urashima Taro. Haha!

• DeeDee
• 2021/09/12 (Sun) 21:33
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#17
Why do we have to learn Kansai dialect when we are in the US? Shouldn't Kansai people learn standard Japanese? Only when it's between Kansai people.

• ユナ
• 2021/09/13 (Mon) 00:11
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Even a Native English Speaker can
tell the difference between Kansai dialect and standard Japanese.

I thought it would be
very embarrassing for a Japanese person from Japan today not to be able to understand Kansai-ben.

I think that Ron, the topical owner, made a funny topical comment with his flippant Kansai dialect. How much I could laugh out loud when I heard the Kansai dialect of comedy in this Corona disaster.
I'm so thankful rain arale 🤣😂.

• DeeDee
• 2021/09/13 (Mon) 05:54
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#22
That would be a Native English speaker who can speak Japanese quite well. I don't care about that, I'm saying that you should use standard Japanese when you say something to the public at large. That's what standard Japanese is for.

• ビジネス
• 2021/09/18 (Sat) 09:20
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There are very few Japanese people around me, or perhaps it would be better to say
that there are none.

I know some Japanese people, but their daily life is about 90% English, except for watching Japanese TV
at home.

When I worked for a Japanese company, it was 80% English and 20% Japanese, but after the pandemic
I went back to a world where English is about 90%.

I prefer to be with the locals
and have a good time with them, rather than meeting Japanese people and having a good time with them. It's easier to have a conversation in English
than in Japanese, which I'm not very good at.

• コロナが悪い?
• mail
• 2021/09/18 (Sat) 00:57
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Only if the Japanese government is a little more cooperative ｡
We need a prime minister who can do the job ｡.

• ほのるる
• 2021/09/18 (Sat) 09:08
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The Japanese government is completely different from the State of Hawaii and the U.S. federal government.

I don't think they will repeal the regulation even if vaccination exceeds 70%.

When the Governor took the position that he would repeal the regulation if the vaccination rate exceeded 70%,
the delta mutant was virtually undetectable in Hawaii.

Today, almost 100% of new cases are delta variants.

We will not be able to abolish it until this threat has passed.

It looks like ANA's Honu is cancelled for the New Year's holiday.

Currently, JTB and HIS travel agencies are open. Offices where you can
buy tickets and such.

The reason JAL is flying is because they now require a
PCR within 72 hours to enter Hawaii from Japan and submit negative proof. Because there are people who
benefit from this.

• Bull.co
• 2021/09/11 (Sat) 23:59
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nuiloamama

Thank you for your comment.
I see that you suffered for several years as well. I will see my doctor as soon as possible so that I can recover too ！
Thank you ☺ ️

• Bull.co
• 2021/09/12 (Sun) 00:03
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Dear Tama

Thank you for your comment ！
So far I only have one leg. I have no urinary problems.
I see that you can see her at Urgent Care. I will see them as soon as possible.
Japanese bodywork didn't help me, so I should go to the hospital ！
Thank you very much 😊.

• ストレッチ
• 2021/09/16 (Thu) 15:42
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I'm sending this video for your information, but I don't know if this video will help if your sciatic nerve pain is too severe.
I have had chronic sciatica for over 20 years. I have always had discomfort in my left brother and sometimes the pain would go all the way down to my ankle.
I did this stretch several times a day for 3 months and the pain was 90% resolved.
Especially after taking a bath, it warms me up and feels great.
Of course, I went to physicals, chiropractors, needles, acupressure, and tried everything I could, but
I tried various stretches at home, easy to do, every day, and I recommend this one.

I don't think it will be cured suddenly, so you should continue （ over a long period of time so that it doesn't get worse ）.

I still do this stretch only as much as I can.
I'm trying to keep that sciatica pain from coming back.

Please give it a try if you like.

Easy! Automatic bodywork!　Low back pain ＆ Sciatica ＆ Hip pain, a must!
https://youtu.be/KjSr-fttF-8

• Bull.co
• 2021/09/17 (Fri) 10:15
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Meg

Thank you for your advice ！
Daily stretching is the best.
I will watch Dr. Sakoda's video. ！
The cushion looks good too.

Thank you so much for your help ！.

• Bull.co
• 2021/09/17 (Fri) 10:18
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Mr. Stretch

You have been dealing with pain for over 20 years.
I really want to heal it as soon as possible because just having this pain is disrupting my life, but I need patience. I've been stretching a few times on youtube, but sometimes I have intense pain just from moving and other times I feel like I can do it today.
I will try not to overdo it and do the stretches you taught me.

Thank you for your advice ！.

• lala
• 2021/08/27 (Fri) 12:10
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I think it is the same for all races, no matter where they live. Compared to others.

I don't think it's about that, I think it's key to be a visionary.

Now, people in their 20s to 50s won't feel that different from others.

Someday, when we are in our 60s or older, there will be a disparity.

Because if we had the same amount of rent and pension when we get our Social Security,

we would not be able to eat in Hawaii unless we have a lot of money in our savings.

Such people are returning to Japan.

If the mortgages are over when they reach pension age, they will be able to live comfortably with their pension, savings, and the profit from the sale of the house

if they replace the 3 bd house with a 1 bd house, etc.

The difference is that you would have purchased the house during your working years or you would continue to pay rent until you die for the rest of your life.

Look at people who are now living on pensions and realize ？ which you will be and act quickly.

• LISA
• mail
• 2021/09/03 (Fri) 17:38
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I didn't feel that much difference with people until I was in my 50s.　I definitely feel a gap when I look at the people around me after 60,
I agree with Lala's opinion.

• コロナが大好き
• mail
• 2021/09/09 (Thu) 08:22
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Ladies and gentlemen,

no matter how many pretty words you say, when you die, you'll be naked.

• John
• 2021/09/09 (Thu) 10:21
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17I love Corona

Everyone

No matter how beautiful you are, you are already naked when you die

↓

so what ？ who does not know that.

I don't know what cleanliness means.

Living on the edge, just before you die? A graceful old age?

It's up to you which way you want to go.

• Tama
• 2021/09/11 (Sat) 00:50
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It's a difference in values, so it's hard to say what's right in general.

I think criticizing people with different values is a waste of time and effort.

In a good way or a bad way, MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS

• nuiloamama
• 2021/09/05 (Sun) 17:20
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Hello.
I'm sorry to hear about your frustration.
I don't know about donkis, but I wonder if they have cameras in places where cash is handled ？

Many years ago, a high school student on a school trip from Japan lost his wallet at an ABC store and was in trouble. He wanted to ask the last ABC Store he used, but he had trouble communicating in English, so I stepped in to interpret for him.
The manager of the ABC Store asked the high school student when he used the store and where the cash register was located, and checked his recorder.
I also saw the high school student put his wallet in his jacket pocket after making a purchase.

Then recently, I myself lost my credit card and went to ROSS in Ala Moana to ask about my last purchase. The clerk went to check behind me and confirmed that you had your credit card in your gray wallet. He told me that I had to go back to the store.

So I guess most stores have a recorder ？ Maybe you should have asked for the manager first instead of the clerk who did the refound. I hope the blur clears up soon. Please do something to relieve your stress.

• cocovita
• 2021/09/05 (Sun) 18:04
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nuiloamama

I see. If I could have checked with a recorder, it would have been obvious and I would not have had a bad experience. Perhaps the donkey did not respond. The person in charge was a supervisor, but I felt indignant at that response.
When I asked if the receipt is not usually given with the original and the refund attached, he said that it is not given in case of cash refund
He said that others have their own way and Donki has Donki's way. I guess the system is outdated, including the recorder.
Thank you very much for your comment. Thank you ！.

• ほのるる
• 2021/09/06 (Mon) 19:09
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Don ・ Quixote customer service sucks.

The cashier mistakenly counted the same item 5 times to charge me.
They refunded me for 2 of the charges, but there were still 3 left on my receipt.

The cashier asked for a refund for the two charges, but
the customer service person said, "You bought three of the same item ？",
and I said, "Look at this." I said, "No, no, no, they refunded my money.

That was so annoying.

• cocovita
• 2021/09/06 (Mon) 21:31
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Honolulu

Everyone makes assumptions and misunderstandings, but I don't want you to put your feelings on them. I too was hazy that day and half a day was ruined.

• コロナが悪い?
• mail
• 2021/09/08 (Wed) 18:30
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This is Hawaii, USA
Use your credit card in the USA ｡

If they try to give you cash, just say no already and ask them to refund your card ｡.

• ワクチン証明
• 2021/09/02 (Thu) 15:28
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Kzoo has sent out an update and I'll post the link.
They don't have to be CDC issued if the conditions are met.
This would be fine for business travel ！

Requirements for vaccination certificates for international travelers ：
- FDA （ U.S. Food and Drug Administration ） approved for novel coronavirus infection Vaccination manufacturer （ Pfizer, Moderna, or Johnson & Johnson ）
- 15 days since last vaccination
- Public agency （
- Vaccination certificate issued by a local government ） - Vaccination certificate must be written in English
（ Note ） AstraZeneca's vaccine is not currently approved as an official vaccine by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
The vaccine is not currently approved as an official vaccine by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Identification Requirements ：
- Name and photo
- Name and date of birth

Examples ： Passport, Hawaii state issued ID, driver license, student ・ Proof of employment Certificate

https://kzoohawaii.com/hawaii-news/post-10357/?fbclid=IwAR2WLITuYEAO0UpZWRufgjOaunZjyl-HowXx4cuI_5GlX11zB5HYW-nqSmc

• Kay
• 2021/09/02 (Thu) 15:36
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Dear Vaccine Proof

Thank you very much for your kind attention ！
I couldn't get through to the city hall, so it was very helpful.
I will continue to be careful of infection and avoid unnecessary outings ！

Please take care, Mr. Vaccine Proof ！.

• 虹男
• 2021/09/03 (Fri) 08:14
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There has been another update and at this time, certificates issued overseas are no longer eligible. I hope it will be recognized as eligible in the future.

https://www.allhawaii.jp/covid19/news/20210831/

• ほのるる
• 2021/09/06 (Mon) 19:15
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You can use the information that is Uploaded to the Safe Travel Site.

So PCR testing within 48 hours is not required.

Starting Sept. 13, we need to coordinate with Safe Travel, and at this time
we cannot use the international vaccination card.

Also, some people
think that the measures from September 13th are only for 60 days, but it is a pilot program for 60 days.
After that, it will be a full-scale operation.

The same thing will start in Maui County on September 15. However,
it will be on a smaller scale than Honolulu.

Kauai and Hawaii counties are taking a wait-and-see approach.

＊ Maui County will
include Maui, Lanai, and Molokai.

• Kay
• 2021/09/07 (Tue) 12:18
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Rainbow Man, Honolulu

Thank you ！
We have decided to forgo this trip and see what happens.
Thank you so much to everyone who wrote in with information.

Please take care ！.

• さきいか
• 2021/09/02 (Thu) 16:18
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#7 Goro is right, I was ？ reading #6 SUNRISE's post that vaccines are free, too.

I myself do not have US insurance, but both vaccines are free.
（ This is because I have expatriate insurance from a Japanese insurance company. ）

When I was vaccinated, I told them that I was uninsured.

• 家主
• 2021/09/02 (Thu) 17:13
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At least on Oahu, anyone can get vaccinated for free.
You can get it if you bring your passport. However, if you have an adverse reaction or get infected with corona, the medical expenses are not free.
If you do get infected, you will be inconvenienced by the hotel and have huge medical bills, so it is not a good idea to travel to Hawaii just yet.

• ほのるる
• 2021/09/05 (Sun) 16:51
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We recommend that you get the inoculation in Japan rather than in Hawaii.

The reason is that Boost inoculations will start, and if you have been inoculated overseas,
you will probably not be able to get the third inoculation
even if the third inoculation starts in Japan.

If you fill in your Japanese address when you get the vaccination in Hawaii, you will be charged
a fee.

Please inoculate yourself in Japan and then come to Hawaii
after the new corona has settled down.

Do not travel unnecessarily.

• らんらん
• 2021/09/05 (Sun) 19:10
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I know of a case where a person came to Hawaii with a light heart, tested positive for PCR on return
and was unable to fly and had to be quarantined for 10 days.
He caused a lot of inconvenience to the hotel, paid thousands of dollars for 10 days of hotel
during which time he was not allowed to leave the house and had all his meals delivered.

If you are asymptomatic, you can get away with the above, but if you become symptomatic during isolation and need to be hospitalized … ？
if you become very ill and have to be in the ICU … ?

I would not be willing to go to Hawaii with unvaccinated, where the positive rate is much higher than in Tokyo.
but if you can financially afford it, go ahead and take the risk.

• パンク寸前
• mail
• 2021/09/05 (Sun) 22:25
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The ICU at the Hawaii Hospital is currently on the verge of being flattened.

If you get infected during your stay and it becomes serious,
we don't know if the hospital has room for you.

If you love Hawaii, postpone your vacation trip and
reschedule business trips whenever possible.

Read the local news with a dictionary and make
wise decisions.

https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2021/09/04/healthcare-leaders-nearly-every-oahu-hospital-is-or-near-icu-capacity/