Here’s How 6 Companies Take the Lead Supporting Working Mothers
Most mothers don’t receive the kind of workplace support they need to balance care for their families with bringing their full selves to work.
These 5 Companies Are Leading the Charge on Recycling
At JUST Capital, we’ve heard from the American people that environmental impact is one of their top concerns. In honor of Earth Day 2018, here are five companies taking the lead on recycling.
Equal Pay for Women: Why the U.S. Needs to Catch Up on Data Disclosure and Transparency
Just 78 of the 875 largest publicly-traded U.S. companies have conducted pay equity analyses, but 82% of Americans agree that companies should not discriminate in pay. So with the majority of Americans in support of equal pay, who will take the lead on pushing for pay equity?
Who Employs More Workers in Your State – Jeff Bezos or Warren Buffet?
Berkshire Hathaway and Amazon are both major leaders in job creation in the U.S. But how do they compare on a regional level?
Here’s How 5 Companies Are Fostering Black Leadership
With so few Black Americans in top executive positions today, corporate programs supporting Black employees are essential to helping create more diverse leadership – and potentially greater profits – tomorrow.
The JUST Capital Rankings on Corporate Tax Reform
In 2018, the Russell 1000 companies we track and analyze for our rankings are set to receive a tax windfall of nearly $150 billion. How will companies distribute this money?
This year may be remembered as the year when socially responsible investing (SRI) in the United States made the leap from a sizable, but relatively uncommon, investment option to an indispensable portfolio element.
Amazon Go and the 2.3 Million Cashiers it Could Leave Behind
With U.S. jobs among the top priorities for the American people, JUST Capital tracks Amazon’s impact on both job creation and elimination in the company’s own stores, distribution centers, and corporate headquarters, as well as throughout the American retail landscape.
Dan Hesse on Mad Money: Companies that Do Good Have Higher Returns
JUST Board Member on CNBC’s Mad Money with Jim Cramer discusses the 2017 Rankings.
With a Tax Windfall Coming Their Way, Whose Interests Will Companies Prioritize?
With the tax reform bill moving closer to becoming law, companies should invest in increasing wages, jobs, and community health, rather than giving the windfall to their shareholders.
This is Why We Didn’t Award a Seal in the Food and Drug Retail Industry: Opioids
Six of the nation’s largest drug distributors and retailers are implicated in the opioid crisis, and we implore them to work together to shape industry-wide actions to help stop this growing crisis in the U.S.
Rediscovering our Moral Compass: JUST Capital’s 2017 List of America’s Most JUST Companies
JUST Capital and Forbes release the 2017 list of America’s Most JUST Companies, our annual ranking of the largest publicly-traded U.S. corporations.
What Is Just When It Comes To CEO-To-Average Worker Pay?
How fairly is income distributed among CEOs and employees today?
Equal Pay Is Something We Can All Agree On
We can all agree on pay equity and it cannot be ignored.
Corporations Must Stand Up and Be Counted
Business Leaders must rebuild trust and reimagine their role in our country.
If Laws Don’t Protect Against Discrimination Then Companies Should, Majority Of Americans Say
Americans believe that companies should go beyond the laws to protect workers from discrimination.
JUST Capital and OpenInvest announce the Human Rights in Supply Chain Screen.
This Data Shows, State by State, How Few Women Hold Jobs in STEM
The U.S. still shows massive discrepancies in the gender ratio in the professional workplace, especially in STEM fields.
Open for Business(es): JUST Capital’s Corporate Portal Launches
JUST Capital’s Corporate Portal launches.
Dan Hesse in Vital Speeches of the Day
Why is corporate culture important?
What Effect Would Tax Reform Have on America’s Bottom Line?
What could the new corporate tax regime actually look like for the US Treasury?
The More JUST the Company, the Steadier the Stock
What do Microsoft, Colgate-Palmolive, and AT&T have in common?