John Lamparski/Getty Images PayPal increased wages and cut healthcare costs after auditing employees' financial situations. Now, PayPal is partnering with Just Capital, calling on other CEOs to do the same. The effort is part of a broader conversation around stakeholder capitalism. It's one thing for a leader to say they care about employees. It's another thing for a leader to conduct a companywide audit to find out how employees are faring with money, and then take action when the results come back subpar. That's what PayPal CEO Dan Schulman did in 2018 after hearing that employees were struggling to make ends meet. The CEO audited and analyzed employees' financial health at the payments giant. The results prompted PayPal to make changes in 2020 that included raising wages across the company, cutting healthcare costs by 60%, and making every employee a shareholder.