The economy exists for the benefit of each of its citizens, not the reverse. Economic entities and policies should be judged primarily by the degree to which they serve the common good of their communities and the nation as a whole.
All citizens have a right to an honest job, a living wage and a safe working environment.
Likewise, each citizen has an obligation to work if able, to provide for the needs of their family, and to contribute to the betterment of society as a whole. The free market is rightfully the basis of our economy, but it is important to recognize that the benefits of a free market have limits. Workers, owners and consumers all have a legitimate stake in the well being of the economy. Their respective interests should be met by balancing those interests against the common good of the society as a whole. The global economy has human consequences.