I thought these 2 short videos from Richard Wolff would be of good interest.

Sanders Plan to put Workers on Corporate Boards

"Yes, it's better that workers have some say than if they don't. That seems an elemental notion of what a democratic workplace ought to be. But giving workers 20-45% in Germany did not stop a situation in which a small elite becomes much richer at the expense of everybody else. It did not change the basic control of what was going on, or the basic patterns of capitalism. That's not a reason not to support it. I do support it. I applaud Mr Sanders for pushing it forward. But it is an important lesson not to think that this by itself is going to get the kinds of changes that we need."

Richard Wolff and Mike Magee on US Medical Industry, Comparison with Canada

"The more complicated it is, the less you know. The less you know, the more we pay. I mean, if you want to see what this has delivered for us just take a look at the number of non-physician workers in healthcare. There are 16 workers for every doctor in America and half of those 16 workers have absolutely no clinical purpose." Mike Magee MD, author of "CODE BLUE: Inside the Medical-Industrial Complex"