does Hawaii royal family still exist, but in the private sector.?

Answer 1

The House of Kawananakoa, descended from a branch of Liliʻuokalani's family, still exists. The current head of the family (and theoretical heir to the Hawaiian throne) is Quentin Kawananakoa, a former state legislator who unsuccessfully ran for Congress last year.

Answer 2

Public sector generally has a much better retirement system than social security that they can begin collecting 60% of their salary at age 50-55, but they also have to pay more into it. Private sector is stuck with social security which isn't being properly funded. only 75% of the benefits are "guranteed." but Obama says a few tweaks will reshape it. Public sector is also likely to get a greater number of holidays. Some get paid for unused sick days. and it tends to be a less stressful work environment. I sometimes hear this myth that "private sector pays more" but I don't buy it. Public employees are compensated quite decently compared to them it's about the same, but like everything it depends on the position. The public sector is about 30% unionized while the private sector is about 7% unionized.

Answer 3

The descendants of the Hawaiian royalty certainly do exist. They may not have power or a title but they certainly exist.