The Vermont independent's agenda would guarantee workers eventually take control, through the issuance of new stock, of 20% stakes in the country's largest companies, while mandating that employees elect 45% of corporate boards of directors. The Sanders plan would also impose strict new guidelines on mega-mergers, while asking a revamped Federal Trade Commission to review deals pushed through during the Trump administration.
Warren pitches new anti-corruption plan, calls Trump administration 'stinkiest example' of old problemSanders said"having employees directly vested in the company's success and playing a role in the decision-making process will lead to different outcomes. Outcomes that will benefit working people as opposed to stockholders driven by profit margins.
Sanders plan will never pass the legal challenges, more pandering lip service.
Damn don't ya love communism!
OK that's a Bernie idea I can actually get behind. Would it ever happen? Probably not. But it's a cool idea.
Can you imagine the board meetings? “Huh...point of order...I’d like to do an interpretive dance before we begin.”
this makes sense
loads of large companies like Microsoft already issue their staff with equity. I think there’s strong precedent that giving employees a share of the pie is actually great for business.
Why do all leftist want to kill business in America? Don’t they know that huge taxes and BS like this will just make them move offshore? Once those company’s move out of the US, there will be no tax revenue - not the mention the huge loss of jobs to Americans.
And this is why Bernie Sanders would be a disaster as President.
Exposecnn tick tock...
Never happening.
Lmfao
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What happens if you switch careers?