> I don't know how effective something like this would be, wouldn't this just incentivize hiring people that fit your political agenda? That's what all compani

> I don't know how effective something like this would be, wouldn't this just incentivize hiring people that fit your political agenda? That's what all companies already do: the political agenda of every publicly held large company today is to please its shareholders, and only to please its shareholders. The proposal changes the political agendas of large companies so that they also have to please their workers and communities. > For instance let's say you hire a bunch of Chinese/Indian immigrants on H-1B visas, they'll just vote in people that benefit China/India Kind of a pessimistic view of humanity there. Immigrants are just as good as native-born citizens at collectively deciding what's best for the organization they work in. > Also the 1997-2011 era Apple probably wouldn't have worked under a law like this Apple would certainly be different, but so would its competition.