Is goodwill a publicly traded company? I always assumed it was a charity so surprised to find out it’s a corporation. Assuming it’s not publicly traded the salaries would have to be higher than normal CEOs who get most of their contribution from stock options. Obviously this doesn’t apply if you think all CEOs don’t deserve their current pay level. But assuming that’s not you, I wouldn’t be too concerned with 500K “executives pay” even if that is an individuals compensation. There are Goodwills in every city I’ve been too, they need a competitor leadership team.

Paying some of its disabled employees less than minimum wage is an out of context character attack as well. These are government programs to employ the otherwise unemployable. Most employers refuse to take part in the program. Large low skill employers like famously McDonalds and Walmart but clearly also here Goodwill take part and give these people jobs paying them the government funds. We shouldn’t be throwing shade at companies like Goodwill for giving people with Down’s syndrome employment but instead be throwing shade at companies like Goldman Sachs for not doing it.