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Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union |
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| Rank: | 12 |
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| Company: | Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union |
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| Company Headquarters | Honolulu, HI |
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| Corporate Web Site URL: | www.kalanet.com |
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| Number of Full-time Employees in Hawaii: | 130 |
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| Number of Part-time Employees in Hawaii: | 5 |
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| Average Annual Salary - Exempt Employees: | $61,057 |
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| Average Annual Salary - Non-exempt Employees: | $31,586 |
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| Number of Hires (Last Fiscal Year): | |
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| Voluntary Turnover: | 18% |
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| Number of paid vacation and personal days: | 15* |
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| Number of paid company holidays per year: | 14 |
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| Minimum number of hours per week an employee must work to be eligible for health coverage: | |
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| Why they rock: | It offers an extraordinary 200 percent match on employee contributions to their retirement plans, up to 6 percent of annual salary. |
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| Map: | Click to map the location of Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union |
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