New Report: Opportunities for Impact Investing in Employee Ownership

by Fifty By Fifty

May 31, 2017

With income inequality in the United States at record high levels, employee ownership is increasingly being lauded as a potential solution to spreading wealth more broadly. Most recently, research from the National Center for Employee Ownership released in May shows that employee owners have a household net worth that is 92 percent higher than non-employee owners. They also make 33 percent higher wages, and are far less likely to be laid off…read more

Publication date: 2017-05-31

Publication URL: New Report: Opportunities for Impact Investing in Employee Ownership

by Fifty By Fifty

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