Workers are not capitalists. They are not interested in money accumulation and growth of the company (for whom, anyway?). They may only be interested in investm

Workers are not capitalists. They are not interested in money accumulation and growth of the company (for whom, anyway?). They may only be interested in investment if it keeps their job running. Ergo, they won't vote the same way you would like them to do it, because they value a different thing. It's not itself a problem; you perceive it as a problem. It's kinda similar to democratic countries less willing to do military conquests. If you value democracy, you understand implicitly that it doesn't actually matter if your country has population 10 million or 100 million. That may matter for the elites on the top, these get extra credit from that; but for the common working guy, it means just 10 times more of the same. The same way, (more) democratically run workplaces (and yes, they do exist in many places) have different goals. The point is, it's OK.