We'll have to agree to disagree here. I don't think whatever arbitrary legal structure there is around a group of people somehow makes the organization not human.
For example, I think it's perfectly normalized to say "that Detroit Lions team suffered a crushing defeat", even though the Detroit Lions are a profit-making enterprise.
I'll go with, there is a group of people involved with a corporation, but it's largely decoupled from the corporation itself.
The group of people are the labourers being exploited, and they're separate from the group of owners that the corporation represents.
When we say things like "that Lions football team suffered a crushing defeat", we're engaging in metonymy -- referring to the suffering of the members of the team but speaking metaphorically about "the team".