Workers can keep working independently while the co-op deals with invoicing, paying taxes and social contributions
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Show filtersCo-ops react to European Commission proposals to simplify tax rules
The proposal could reduce tax compliance costs for businesses in the EU by up to 65%,…
Cooding: Co-op gathering plots course across the digital frontier
'For co-operatives, technological innovation must always be accompanied by a capacity for social innovation that keeps…
Co-ops react to Von der Leyen’s State of the Union speech
Copa and Cogeca welcomed Von der Leyen’s speech but Cecop and Cooperatives Europe regretted the omission…
What support do worker buyouts need in their fight for a better future of work?
A look at the challenges facing worker co-ops VioMe in Greece and Ceramiche Noi in Italy,…
Worker co-ops welcome European Parliament’s position on platform work
The correct classification of platform workers will ensure level playing field and fair competition for co-operative…
Cecop welcomes EU progress towards the regulation of platform work
The rules, which aim to combat false self-employment, will help efforts to build a level playing…
Cecop calls for ‘ambitious’ European Commission platform work directive
The European Parliament’s Employment Committee is due to vote on the Commission’s directive on improving working…
European Care Strategy package recognises co-operatives
Cecop welcomed the adoption of the strategy and the related initiatives and says it will continue…
CECOP report highlights the advantages of the co-op model in the care sector
The report focuses on how co-ops address challenges in the care sector and provide better quality…
