No one says CEOs and thinks of the self employed plumber or drywaller. Or even the guy who owns 3 carwashes. Small business isnt, and has never been, in the crosshairs here.
But beyond that, we need to normalize rating companies, large and small, by how many of their employees bought houses each year and what percentage of their staff is on track for retirement.
Stop giving companies a free pass, they have a social obligation and they're breaking it.
We all have seen video of people watching a tragedy unfold and everyone just has their phones out recording, no one even calling for help, and then [STRAWMAN] dies. Everyone is horrified watching it, and rightly so, when anyone one of them could've helped.
It's the exact same thing with business. If ~ looks around ~ yep, ALL of us are falling behind, we have to hold business' feet to the fire. The C-Suite needs to remember that just cuz the law might protect them from liability due to corporate privilege, that doesn't mean that the people will.
Same with share-holders. Especially with shareholders.
Cuz sooner rather than later, some cleaners gonna come round and take out the trash, if ya feel me.