I might be missing the point still. When did workers create the wealth, exactly? If you're talking about Apple's first five employees, sure, they could have bought in for not very much money in 1980 or whatever (they probably were part-owners and/or paid in equity!). But there weren't any profits in 1980, either, nor for a long time. And most employees have probably moved on in that 40-year window.

Someone joining Apple today did not create any of that wealth.

Not sure why a random hire today "rightfully" deserves some huge transfer of wealth from the "capitalist owners" (read: owners) on their start date. Can you elaborate on that step?