I can't comment on Enercon labor policies, being in the dark, but there are some very key points to consider here.

•  Enercon is not like a real corporation, in that it is completely owned by its founder, who is the archtypical iconoclast. (i don't know how the employees get a stake, but assume they do.)

•  In some respects, Enercon more resembles a personality cult than a business, because the genius founder wants everyone to remember he's a genius.

•  Enercon produces the best performing turbines in the world.

"Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage." - Anaïs Nin