Which companies provide the best/worst standard of living for employees?

[siuaghan]

Here's the deal. I've come to terms with the fact that we are, currently, living in a hellish corporate bureaucracy. Given the situation, I would like to spend the rest of my life avoiding as many big-name capitalist institutions as possible. I do, however, require certain things as a human being living on this earth. I eat, I drink, I smoke, I use technology. We're living in the 21st century here. I've got to make a living for myself, and it remains against the law to go fishing without a licence or grow your own tobacco in certain areas. Where could I spend my cash in good conscience?

Which companies provide their low-level employees with the best pay? Are there any websites that provide this type of information? If not, is there any personal advice you could give me about your own choices I live in Central PA, if that helps. I do support any small business I can. I avoid Wal-Mart and McDonald's at all costs, etc. When small business is nowhere to be found locally, though how do you suggest I handle these things? Are there any large corporations that treat their employees well? I'm curious.

Help me out with this. And, if you don't understand why I'm doing this, you're just another braindead, self-obsessed American loser, destined for a miserable factory life. I urge you to open your eyes, too.

Thanks.

[amdt57]

How many millions of companies do you want evaluated?

[hillocke]

How is that lung cancer working out for you?

Also, you should look up the word bureaucracy.
"A hellish corporate administration characterized by excessive red tape and routine." Or perhaps, "A hellish corporate government by many bureaus, administrators, and petty officials."