Join us this September for the Worker Cooperative National Conference!
Worker cooperators, unions, developers, allies, funders, investors, and visionaries — join us this September 14-16!
This moment in U.S. history is pivotal — we are taking this opportunity to catalyze workers across the country, joining with the larger cooperative and economic justice movements to create and maintain stable, empowering jobs through employee ownership.
Socioeconomic and Participation Impact Data for Employees of Democratic Workplaces
Socioeconomic and Participation Impact Data for Employees of Democratic Workplaces
How does employment at a democratic workplace affect the experience of workers?
NEW REPORT | Legacy Business: Our opportunity to build wealth, economy, and culture
The Inclusive Enterprise: Giving Employees the Keys to the Business
Download the report: Raising Our Future Together: How Cooperatives Can Create Better, More Affordable Child Care in NYC
Read the 2015 State of the Sector
The latest State of the Sector report by the Democracy at Work Institute and U.S. Federation of Worker Cooperatives covers research on worker-owned enterprises through 2015. Three years into surveying worker cooperatives on a national scale, we are positioned to analyze stability and change—demographically, and in terms of business performance, wages, and benefits.
Now available: 2017 Workers to Owners Impact Report
The Workers to Owners 2017 Annual Impact Report, produced by the Democracy at Work Institute, covers context and data from the collective effort of a team of business, cooperative, community development, finance, and nonprofit sectors to promote cooperative employee ownership. The report includes the context for the collaboration, data points tracking the worker cooperative sector over the last three years, and analysis of the group's progress.
Read the 2015 State of the Sector report
The latest State of the Sector report by the Democracy at Work Institute and U.S. Federation of Worker Cooperatives covers research on worker-owned enterprises through 2015. Three years into surveying worker cooperatives on a national scale, we are positioned to analyze stability and change—demographically, and in terms of business performance, wages, and benefits.
Fuel the movement – participate in the 2017 Worker Co-op Census
Fuel the movement – participate in the 2017 Worker Co-op Census
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