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Show filtersMPs criticise government’s strategy for tackling modern slavery
'Victims of modern slavery can face unimaginable horrors but the government’s good intentions have yet to…
How is sustainable development perceived in worker co-ops?
Janette Hurst presented the findings of interviews from the movement with the Co-operative Education Conference
How to tackle the UK’s productivity gap
The Group is calling on businesses to support education – and help create the workforce of…
Shortlist announced for Co-operative of the Year 2018
Voting is now open for the awards, which sees 17 co-ops and six councils nominated across…
Rochdale Pioneers Museum to host ‘Grandma’s Attic’ event
The event is being co-hosted with Rochdale Funeralcare on 12 May as part of Dying Matters…
Radical co-op bookshop launches crowdfunder to secure its future
'It's an exciting time for a bookshop which has been serving our community for over 40…
Andy Burnham tells co-op movement: ‘Bring me ideas’ for a devolved Manchester
The Manchester mayor called for innovative solutions on housing, schools and social care at the Co-operative…
Co-op Group launches UK bereavement survey
'We know that talking about death is one of the hardest conversations people have to have'
Learning to do and be – the keys to successful co-operative learning
Bruno Roelants, director general of the International Co-operative Alliance, shared his thoughts at the Co-operative Education…
Treasury boosts funding to promote credit unions as an alternative to loan sharks
The money will also be used to investigate and prosecute illegal lenders
Co-op training and research is crucial in the age of technology, says Ariel Guarco
The president of the ICA explored how co-ops could use the opportunities brought by new technology
