Watch Building a Just Future: Protecting Health, Safety, and Economic Security
How we should reopen our workplaces while protecting the health and safety of workers, customers, and communities?
Over time, the cumulative earnings from a temporary wage increase outpace those from a one-time bonus.
Dan Hesse Shares Sprint CEO Crisis Leadership Lessons
Lesson 1: Hope is not a plan.
“Disposable Workers” Doing Essential Jobs
Millions of Americans are risking their lives to feed us and bring meals, toiletries and new clothes to our doorsteps — but their pay, benefits and working conditions do not reflect the dangers they face at work.
“An auto company’s top priority right now is simple: survive,” said leading auto analyst Adam Jonas of Morgan Stanley.
Chart of the Week: Companies That Prioritize Workers See Higher ROE and Cumulative Return
Companies that have cared for their workers in the past are seeing financial results today.
These Companies Are Prioritizing Health and Safety for Their Workers, Customers, and Communities
69% of America’s largest employers have announced added measures during the pandemic to protect workers and customers alike.
What does good governance look like today?
Early polling and research show a disconnect between workers’ and economists’ expectations.
We need forward-thinking leadership as businesses begin to reopen and more employees return to work.
Surveying the American Public on Corporate America’s Response to COVID-19
In collaboration with The Harris Poll, we are regularly surveying the public to identify their views of just business during the coronavirus crisis.
JUST Chart of the Week: Companies That Prioritize the “S” in ESG Do Right by All Their Stakeholders
Customers and workers comprise the “S” of ESG, and it has never been more important than it is today that we see this “S” take center stage.
JUST Capital can help you understand how your industry is responding.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said its $4 billion in profit will all go toward its coronavirus response.
It “lays out the limits of thinking of people as solely interchangeable units and not as human beings,” said Rebecca Henderson.
A look at how companies that prioritize their workers and customers perform in the market during the coronavirus crisis.
Insights from JUST Capital’s COVID-19 Corporate Response Tracker
Unpacking our Corporate Response Tracker with the JUST Capital Team.
Companies are working to distribute PPE and other essential products to those on the front lines of the virus.
Workers Are Pushing for PPE. Are Companies Delivering?
Survey respondents want to see companies provide PPE to frontline workers – but few are doing so.
Marc Morial wants banks to help guide stimulus funds to communities that need it most.
There’s a strong correlation between companies prioritizing their workers during the COVID-19 crisis and higher financial returns
Policy Changes: How Corporations Have Evolved Their Responses to Coronavirus Over The Last Month
Since we’ve been tracking corporate responses to coronavirus, companies have continued to alter their policies over time. Here’s what’s changed.
Capitalism Meets Coronavirus: Additional Company Policies
Over the coming weeks, we’ll be tracking the corporate response to the coronavirus, highlighting examples of just business behavior as corporate America grapples with how to support their stakeholders.
Alignment across business, government, and markets will be necessary to build a more just, and equitable future for all – including our planet.
The outspoken host of “Pitchfork Economics” says shortchanging workers is hurting all Americans.
