Can cooperatives deliver more jobs and greater social inclusion in a changing world of work? | Work In Progress

Many anticapitalists like workers' cooperatives for understandable reasons. Their internal workings are generally so much more democratic than those of ordinary capitalist companies. Here is a report from the ILO on cooperatives which is important, but, I think, unjustifiably optimistic about the role cooperative can play while the dictatorship of profit continues.





Can cooperatives deliver more jobs and greater social inclusion in a changing world of work? | Work In Progress

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