Cooperative Care Employee Handbook
Year:
2012
Resource Library
The Democracy at Work Institute is building a comprehensive Resource Library that will include a wide range of materials, including academic papers, start-up toolkits, curriculum samples, actual documents from existing worker cooperatives, and more. The topic list below provides a map of the resources that will be available. We are also continuing to publish additional resources on a daily basis.
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Improving the Quality of Home Health Aide Jobs: A Collaboration Between Organized Labor and a Worker Cooperative
Author(s):
Berry, Schnieder
Year:
2016
Business Ownership by Workers: Are Worker Cooperatives a Viable Option?
Author(s):
Artz G, Kim Y
Year:
2011
Understanding Worker-Owned Cooperatives: a Strategic Guide for Community Organizers
Author(s):
Nina K. Dastur
Year:
2012
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