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Archaeology firm digs out new future as employee-owned business
Guard Archaeology, based in Scotland, has discovered several key sites, including the real Bannockburn battlefield
Co-ops join call for incorporating health into COP25 agenda
Under the Paris Agreement, the right to health is a core principle guiding action on climate…
Canadian farmers back workers in Co-op Refinery lock-out dispute
The workers went on strike in December last year over disagreements about their pension contributions
Co-op Group staff launch equal pay claim
The employees, who are mostly women, argue they are being underpaid compared with warehouse workers, most…
Quebec government to help set up HR co-ops
Enterprises will use the co-op model to pool resources, share HR costs or create a joint…
Blueprint unveiled for a co-operative Greater Manchester
Commission's report is 'a golden opportunity to make devolution work for co-ops in one of the…
The wartime secret of the second largest consumer co-op in the USA
David J Thompson on how piece of co-op history sheds light on the internment of Japanese-American…
Meet … Andrew Seddon, secretary of the Co-op Group NMC
'I saw the co-op sector as something that was again aligned with my personal values and…
Co-op Fortnight will be themed Join a Co-op
Co-ops can take it to social media to post about the Fortnight using the hashtag #JoinACoop
Scotmid breaks record for the world’s largest Burns’ Night supper
926 people helped to break the record, at Edinburgh's Corn Exchange
World Cooperative Monitor looks at top 300 co-ops and their contribution to SDG8
The Monitor collected data for 4,575 co-operatives and mutuals
