Providence is not a welfare system that exchanges responsibility for cash handouts. We have to keep our skills current, we must retool or retire, we are always in school, and we have to risk failure by venturing into new territory. After all, we cannot sail the seven seas if our ship never leaves the harbor. Business environments that make a contribution to the welfare of employees, community, nation, and world tend to prevent ulcers. That's just good business practice.
Customer satisfaction is just the beginning of contribution.
The sense of satisfaction of a job well done comes from character not exploitation and a life that reflects the nature of the creator that called it into being. Michael Novak in his book Business as a Calling reflects on the moral responsibilities of corporations. To establish within the culture of the firm a sense of community and respect for the dignity of persons. To protect the political soil of liberty. To exemplify respect for the law.