A new study from Hewitt Associates shows that employees and employers have not moved away from employer stock in retirement accounts, despite the experiences of Enron, WorldCom, and others in recent years.
The ups and (mostly) downs of Facebook's stock following its IPO have generated countless articles and commentaries, but another angle of the story is the taxation of the company's broad-based equity compensation plan.
With remote work, socially distanced production, new shift schedules, and virtual meetings, companies are beginning to head toward a new normal in their operations.
The conventional wisdom holds that employee turnover has grown over recent decades. Whereas employees often sought and got lifetime jobs in the past, this wisdom holds, now they tend to move around much more.
Fifteen of the 19 winners in the medium- and large-company categories of B Lab’s Best For the World awards for workers are employee-owned (and almost all are NCEO members).
An NCEO analysis of Glassdoor ratings of companies on the Employee Ownership 100 list shows that they tend to be more highly rated by employees than their competitors. The study looked at the three main Glassdoor ratings:
A lot of organizations didn't come out so well in the wake of Katrina, but 100% ESOP-owned Acadian Ambulance Services in Lafayette was universally acclaimed as heroic.
