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Date: 2005-04-21 04:54 pm (UTC)Peter F Hamilton's Mindstar Rising series has a mostly benevolent view of a company. Of course, the view point is that of people who occupy the top echelon of management (see Crypt above as well).
PKD had a nice treatment in THE MAN IN THE HIGH CASTLE, but again that's someone who is setting up their own buisness.
I can't think of any novel offhand which involves people working in the middle or lower rungs of a company.
Stephen Shevlin