1. Whole Foods’ “Declaration of Interdependence” states that two of the company’s core values are “creating wealth through profits” and “caring about our communities and the environment.” Often, these two values are in conflict in many companies. How does Whole Foods resolve this conflict?
2. Whole Foods has been opposed to unionization of it associates. However, associates in a Madison, Wisconsin store recently voted to become unionized. What type of conflicts or power struggles may have led this to occur?