The council commits to promoting co-operatives as part of the city's economy
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Show filtersCo-op Party pushes for new worker ownership law
The measure would help employees save their jobs by buying out threatened firms - especially in…
Co-op Party develops toolkit ‘to fix a broken system’
'How can we create something better, learning from our renewed spirit of solidarity to grow a…
Japan House of Representatives to discuss new Worker Cooperatives Act
The act provides a legal form for worker co-operatives
BCCM welcomes law change for Queensland co-ops
The move is the final stage in the creation of a new national framework for Australia's…
Co-op Party leads call to save Department for International Development
Scrapping DFID means 'turning our backs on the world’s poorest people'
NCBA backs call for state investment in California’s worker co-ops
Worker ownership can help to address the retirement of baby boomers, particularly in the context of…
Stakeholders present aspirations around the European Action Plan for the Social Economy
MEPs and social economy stakeholders presented their vision for the sector
LTDA council responds to claims that the taxi co-op has been ‘captured’
The general secretary says the group are 'resisting change' but they claim members are being denied…
Irish parties and co-op policy
As talks continue to create Ireland's next coalition government, Patrick Doyle says co-operators should use party…
Co-ops and social enterprises at risk if SITR scheme is axed
Social Investment Tax Relief is vital for organisations helping to level up disadvantaged communities, say campaigners
Group of London cab drivers in bid to remove board members from LTDA co-op
The group alleges that the association's Council is Management freezing members out of the decision making…
