Author: cicopa

15 Apr 2015 Cooperative values and participative management are assets that appeal to new generations willing to give a meaning

Reader’s note: This is an archive with working links of the Work Together Edition sent in 2015. If you wish

25 May 2015 The economic transition in Croatia in the 1990’s from state to market economy, following the collapse of

28 May 2015 What if the company closes? Workers can become entrepreneurs themselves and the company can indeed be reborn.

The Desjardins group and the International Cooperative Alliance have announced that a third edition of the International Summit of Cooperatives

The North American daily newspaper The New York Times has published a thorough article on business transfer to employees. It

On the International ‪‎Workers’ Day‬, CICOPA wishes to stress how the democratic participation and control of worker-members reinforce the economic

WIEGO is a global network focused on securing livelihoods for the working poor, especially women, in the informal economy. Since

Cooperatives in the construction sector can play a significant role in creating quality employment for individuals who might otherwise be

The Uganda Shoe-shiners Industrial Cooperative Society was initiated in 1975 by homeless street boys and girls who had, for a

Domestic workers work in private households for private individuals. In many countries, these are not considered workplaces or employers. Close

From 1 to 13 June, worker, employer and government delegates from the International Labour Organisation’s 185 member States are meeting

The worker cooperative Coopertei has been active in the mechanical repair and maintenance of rotating industrial equipment and similar machinery

The Community Power Agency (CPA) is an Australian worker cooperative in the field of community energy advocacy and development. CPA

The Grain Exchange Worker-owned Co-op in Calgary (Canada) has used a crowdfunding campaign to help launch the first worker-owned bakery

23 Jun 2015 In 2014, 2,800 jobs were created, including 1,940 in new worker cooperatives in France, according to the

09 Jul 2015 Between 2007 and 2013, the survival rate of Italian enterprises was 48.30% (after 3 years from their

Spain’s worker cooperatives, numbering in excess of 17,000, have seen a ten percentage point lesser drop in employment compared to

13 Jul 2015 After a recent law on social enterprises (2011), under which 26 social cooperatives are already registered (and

19 Jun 2015 Federsolidarietà – Confcooperative, the largest Italian Federation of ‪‎social cooperatives‬ is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the