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This question is about stakeholder vs shareholder.
Shareholders have the right to vote on major company decisions; the uninfringed right to transfer the ownership of their shares; collect dividends from their shares; and the right to sue if the company behaves wrongfully.
Shareholders may also have other rights depending on the company and where it's incorporated, and the weight of their displeasure or vote is going to depend on the number of shares they own.
Stakeholders' rights aren't clear-cut, as it would depend on the type of stakeholder. For instance, if the stakeholder is another company, they aren't going to have any direct rights.
Neither is the general public. What rights employees have is going to depend on the company rules, what state they live or work in, and what position they hold.

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