Deltek Analyst Amanda White reports.
Governor Neil Abercrombie identified three major priorities for the 2012 legislative session under the New Day Plan, with an ultimate goal to change Hawaii’s path by moving away from economic and social policies of the status quo. The governor’s three main priorities are:
1. Immediate job growth to a sustainable foundation – Creating jobs for people so they are able to do more than just make ends meet. This is also expected to improve the business climate for entrepreneurs and small businesses.
2. Invest in education, skills, and the well-being of Hawaii’s people – Building private-public partnerships in early childhood, health care technology, housing, preventative social sciences, and other previously indentified long-term priorities.
3. Transform state government into an efficient and effective enterprise – Rehabilitating the state’s fiscal health, carefully managing cash flow, and professionalizing human resources management to bring out the best of Hawaii’s outstanding public workforce.
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