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Adrahil

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6. My company is a good company, though not "liberal" per se.

Reply to white_wolf (Original post)

Sun Jul 31, 2016, 04:23 PM

Jul 2016

The owners and management of my company are fairly conservative, but the company has a philosophy that if you take care of your employees, they will seek to take care of the company by providing excellent service. Good pay, good benefits. No union, though we are an engineering services company, so not really the type of company that unionizes.

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Liberal Businesses? [View all] white_wolf Jul 2016 OP

Costco is a good example, the CEO pays employees a living wage. Rex Jul 2016 #1

Good call. white_wolf Jul 2016 #2

Costco is one of the best. silverweb Jul 2016 #8

Winco Foods. silverweb Jul 2016 #3

Bob's Red Mill. silverweb Jul 2016 #4

I've heard good things about In-n-Out Burger. silverweb Jul 2016 #5

My company is a good company, though not "liberal" per se. Adrahil Jul 2016 #6

Thanks. I'm not worried about politics here... white_wolf Jul 2016 #9

Gotcha.... my company treats its people right. And it seems to work. NT Adrahil Jul 2016 #10

I'd really love for there to be a lightly managed "Blue" mutual fund. Schema Thing Jul 2016 #7

Not sure what you mean by "lightly managed." silverweb Jul 2016 #11