'When you see an organisation where the workforce are engaged, you see a difference'
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Catalonia celebrates: Exploring the region’s co-op heritage
Andrew Bibby visits an exhibition on the region’s co-op history in Barcelona
Looking after workers in a people-centred business
We speak to Amanda Gibbons, personnel manager at Heart of England Co-op
Co-op College centenary: Working conditions and employee rights
A look back at the co-op movement’s support for workers, from minimum wages to education
Q&A: Hagen Henrÿ on changes to co-op law around the world
'A balanced society is a peace-maker. This is not fantasy, but a paraphrase of the opening…
Solidarity economy: Case studies from Rojava and Jackson, Mississippi
Sacajawea Hall from Cooperation Jackson and Huriye Semdin from Rojava shared their experience during a workshop…
The ILO: from 1919 to current day
Stirling Smith celebrates the centenary of the United Nations agency with a mandate to promote co-operatives
Regulatory failures and the fall of the Co-op Bank
Paul Gosling looks at the Mark Zelmer report on the actions of the FSA
Q&A: Deb Oxley, the Employee Ownership Association
'An increase in the number of businesses that give employees a voice and a stake will…
How are employee-owned businesses different from other enterprises?
Insight from Co-operatives UK, Calverts and the Worker Co-op Council
Q&A: Lucy Humphrey and Tony Carr, social care worker co-op Leading Lives
The model gives employees the chance to take greater responsibility for the running and development of…
SEWA’s role in a changing world of work
Founded by activist Elaben Bhatt, the trade union fights for women workers in the informal economy
