What does 'pro-employee' mean in this case? I saw that he advocates a $15/hour minimum wage (saying, additionally, that this is not enough). Are there other things that he's doing that are pro-employee?<p>(E.g. Is there employee representation on his board?)
A puff piece for Hamdi Ulukaya and Chobani. Nothing of substance here.<p>Though I am curious: Compared to other companies that are considered pro-employee (e.g. Costco), what does Chobani do for employees that's so pro-employee? Hamdi may be for a $15/he min. wage, but does he pay at least that without laws in place? That would be pro-employee.<p>I haven't read anything beyond this article, so if you have any insight, I'm listening.
Here is a video about him giving stocks to the employees in the company.He's got an interesting story as well.<p><a href="https://youtu.be/HyHVLq-KtFo" rel="nofollow">https://youtu.be/HyHVLq-KtFo</a>
It could end up like Whole Foods. As long as the original owner was around, it was always a highly rated place to work. He even wrote a book about how a business could be profitable if employees, customers and suppliers were respected. Since Mackey sold to Bezos, not so much.