Re: Guardian - Why doesn't apple employ more US workers

[Bobby Mosca] "A business should not operate for the interest of its employees, but for the interest in its customers."

US corporations are required by law to act in the best interests of their stockholders. The legal obligation for these companies to make money quite often puts the interests of employees, customers and the general public at odds. It's a tough balancing act, to be profitable AND conciencous of your impact on people (employees,customers, the general public)... but it can be done. Obviously, some companies are better at it than others.

Shawn