This is about how workers' views are represented on boards.
That, roughly speaking, has been the private reaction of big-company bosses to Theresa May's idea that employees should be represented on boards.
Employees invest their lives, brains, brawn, muscle and sweat to generate wealth, and should be represented on boards of major companies together with other stakeholders.
"Theresa May has talked about an economy that works for everyone – that includes workers, employees, consumers, the supply chain businesses – so we will put forward a series of ways in which those voices can be represented on boards".
Although artists and educators are still represented on boards, cultural institutions spend much of their energies trying to secure members with financial clout, people who often have a prominence that can attract donors from outside New York.
Asked about this on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, the business secretary, Greg Clark, declined to confirm that the worker representation plans would remain in their original form, saying only: "We will put forward a series of ways in which those voices can be represented on boards".
The second most urgent need was to encourage agencies to include adolescents in policy and decision-making, and just over a half (57%) had adolescents represented on Boards or Committees.
But some feel under-represented: most of the firms represented on the board are large.
What makes a news photograph important and memorable?" After a few minutes, ask students to share their ideas and record them on the board, making brief but specific comments about the photographs represented on the board.
