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You really must live in a different world Tom, it certainly is not this one. Your concept of business and business attitudes is so far from those of real business people that you may as well be on Mars. This, though, is not unusual for the political left, we see equally strange ideas (and a lot of bigotry) from others of a 'left' persuasion. This whole artificial division of interests between 'the worker' and 'bosses' was even out of date in the 1970's. The employees of any business have a vested interest in the profitability of the business they work in on one hand and on the other hand we can all gain a direct stake in the success of business by the purchase of shares or of collective investments, you can do so for £20 a month upwards.....
There is nobody else, other than businesses, who can create and win the trade to grow our economy and create jobs. That is the only way and we need to ensure that they are 'match fit', lean, and hungry, able to chase down that business they need to win against competition from the Far East and elsewhere. The more costs you pile on them through taxes, beaurocracy and red tape the less fit and able these businesses are to do what we need them to do.