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An analysis of 22 well-known U.S. companies shows that their financial gains overwhelmingly benefited wealthy shareholders and executives. Frontline workers experienced the greatest losses and benefited minimally from company success
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Profits and the pandemic: As shareholder wealth soared, workers were left behind | Brookings
Over the past two years, the COVID-19 pandemic has presented the country’s leading companies with a historic opportunity to reverse the decades-long trends of widening inequality and shareholder primacy, making change for workers seem possible. The pandemic shifted public sentiment about what...
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