> Not sure, how only one party has ethical obligations. Companies use humans to get profits. Humans are developed by society, at the expense of society, a comp

> Not sure, how only one party has ethical obligations. Companies use humans to get profits. Humans are developed by society, at the expense of society, a company has social obligations to that society as it's exploiting a resource we all deem quite valuable: a life. A company depends on the society it decided to build upon, for its market, for its human resources, if we completely extract a company from any social obligation what you have is an amoral corpus of people with no incentive at all to care for the people it exploits... And there's no 2-way street in a massive power imbalance like that, a company might not depend on a single employee for its survival, an employee definitely depend on a company and job for its survival. Being aware and recognising this power imbalance is a pretty good step for you to learn about solidarity.