Economic Recovery and Employee Ownership
Author(s):
Alexis Butler, Shevanthi Daniel-Rabkin, Kyle Funk, Melissa Hoover, Tina Lee, Lauren Lowery, Julian McKinley, Zen Trenholm
Year:
2021
Democracy at Work Institute - Original Research
How Economic Democracy Impacts Workers, Firms, and Communities
Author(s):
Laura Hanson Schlachter, Olga Prushinskaya
Year:
2021
How Economic Democracy Impacts Workers, Firms, and Communities presents findings from a national survey of 1,147 workers in 82 worker cooperatives and follow-up interviews with 15 participants—the first national survey of its kind. This novel data, collected in 2017, allows us to explore the impact of workplace democracy on individuals, firms, and communities across the United States. It also provides important opportunities for future research about how worker cooperatives can promote resilience and racial equity in this moment.
Ensuring Cannabis Equity Through Shared Ownership
Author(s):
Anh-Thu Nguyen
Year:
2021
Democratic Management: A Practical Guide for Managers and Others
Author(s):
Rebecca Bauen
Year:
2021
Working With Small Business Cooperatives: A Guide for Public Sector, Private Sector, and Nonprofit Allies
Author(s):
Margaret Lund
Year:
2020
SPACING
Innovative Financial Models to Spur Worker to Owner Conversions
Author(s):
Tomás Durán, Bruce Dobb
Year:
2020
Workers to Owners 2019 Data Brief
Author(s):
Democracy at Work Institute
Year:
2020
2019 Worker Cooperative State of the Sector Report
Author(s):
Tim Palmer
Year:
2020
Covering six years of business progress, the 2019 Worker Cooperative State of the Sector is a report on worker-owned business in the United States. This report is a co-production of Democracy at Work Institute and the US Federation of Worker Cooperatives. The report draws upon the latest developments in the field and deepens our understanding of the sector.
2017 Worker Cooperative State of the Sector Report
Author(s):
Tim Palmer
Year:
2018
Covering five years of business progress, the 2017 Worker Cooperative State of the Sector is a report on worker-owned business in the United States. This report is a co-production of Democracy at Work Institute and U.S. Federation of Worker Cooperatives, drawing upon the latest developments in the field, and deepens our understanding of the sector.
El Estado del Sector de Cooperativas de Trabajo de 2017
Author(s):
Tim Palmer
Year:
2018
Cubriendo cinco años del progreso empresarial, El Estado del Sector de Cooperativas de Trabajo de 2017 es un informe sobre las empresas que son propiedad de los trabajadores en los Estados Unidos. Este informe es una coproducción entre el Instituto de Democracia en el Trabajo y la Federación de Cooperativas de Trabajadores de los Estados Unidos, basándonos en los últimos desarrollos en el campo y profundizando nuestra comprensión del sector.
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