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Tanimura & Antle, an employee-owned agricultural firm, was recognized for its work to improve the quality of life of its workforce, both by providing housing and by increasing the safety of harvest operations.

A November 14 article in the New Hampshire Union Leader described the central role employee-owned Hypertherm is playing in the

Journal Communications is one of the largest employee-owned firms, and the largest in the communications industry. Majority employee-owned for over 50 years, it employs about 6,000 people. It publishes the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel and has several subsidiaries in various media fields.

Oliver's Market, an employee-owned company with four grocery stores in California's Sonoma County, offered itself as a conduit for raising donations to support people affected by the wildfires in California's wine country.

Rosendin (formerly "Rosendin Electric"), a six-thousand-person employee-owned company based in San Jose, Calif., celebrates its 100th year in business in 2019.

Employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs) are popping up in lots of unexpected places. For instance, two of the companies attending the NCEO/Beyster Institute annual meeting were schools.

Wawa, which operates a chain of a convenience and gas stores in six states, announced that it plans to hire 5,000 new employees.

ESOP-owned Torch Technologies released a video showing some employee-owners talking about what ownership means to them.

The 2,700 employees of Canadian Pacific Express have purchased the company from Canadian Pacific Corporation and changed its name to Interlink Freight Systems. The company had been a subsidiary of Canadian Pacific.

A federal district court has certified a class of employees to proceed with a lawsuit contending their employer's stock option allocation policies violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Carter v. West Publishing Co., M.D. Fla., No. 97-2537-CIV-T-26A, 5/20/99).