Stress levels were contained and quality improved. Employee health was better and employers paid less for the nationally mandated health insurance. The most important consequence was that lives revolved around the family instead of working schedules. One hub around which Hawaiian society revolves is the school. Each business is required by law to provide health coverage and educational opportunities.
Schools are no longer the responsibility of a central government.
Businesses are set up as co-operatives with other businesses to be a mutual economic support group and to provide quality Hawaiian education to the children of the employees. The quality of education is a key indicator of social profit. Businesses adopted a policy of educating our youth to the highest levels attainable. The education of today emphasizes that there is never enough to learn. Because profits are measured, amongst other things, by educational progress, it is in the business' best interest to increase the skills and knowledge of the young people.