10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WORKERS' COOPERATIVE»
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1
International Encyclopedia of Civil Society
Such workers' cooperative can function and prosper in mainstream economic
sectors, even in highly competitive environments. Moreover, when workers are
also owners, there is much less incentive for workers to quit. Reducing quit rates
and ...
Helmut K. Anheier, Stefan Toepler, 2009
2
Participation in the Age of Globalization and Information
That the workers cooperative can be a viable alterative to the traditional
hierarchical organizational form as can the more generalized participatory firm,
which need not be worker owned, is assumed away in the conventional
economic ...
Panu Kalmi, Mark Klinedinst, 2006
3
A History of Organized Labor in the English-speaking West Indies
It "established improved wages and uniform conditions of employment" in the
principal bakeries.16 In 1949, the second strike called by the St. Lucia Workers
Cooperative Union took place "during the reconstruction of Castries after the
Castries ...
Robert J. Alexander, Eldon M. Parker, 2004
4
Public, Trade Union and
Cooperative Enterprise in Germany: ...
THE OPINION OF KARL MARX ON "WORKERS COOPERATIVE FACTORIES" It
must be emphasized that Karl Marx had not yet arrived at a fundamental critique
of cooperation (62). He had said only a few, though positive, words, in the third ...
5
Democracy at Work in an Indian Industrial
Cooperative: The ...
His suggestion marked the beginning of a long and checkered struggle for a
beedi workers' cooperative. The first recorded strike at the Charka Beedi
Company had just ended in a fiasco, leaving many unemployed. Possibly
persuaded by ...
T. M. Thomas Isaac, Richard W. Franke, Pyaralal Raghavan, 1998
6
Dyeing a Colorful World in the Market and in the Community: ...
The Clever-Hand Workshop can be classified under the category of a workers'
cooperative. Worker cooperatives are productive firms which are democratically
owned and managed by their workers (Jackall and Levin, 1984). They take on a ...
7
The Theory of the Firm: Microeconomics with Endogenous ...
The profit-maximizing firm chooses the efficient employment level. This is greater
than the workers' cooperative employment level, which maximizes the average
benefits of workers. The objectives of the basic workers' cooperative are altered ...
8
Worker Cooperatives in America
Since the wages already go to the workers, a corporation can be tranformed into
a workers' cooperative by changing the membership rights (voting rights plus
profit rights) from salable property rights into personal rights attached to the ...
Robert Jackall, Henry M. Levin, 1986
9
The Routledge Companion to Alternative Organization
At the same time, becoming a workers' cooperative rather than another form of
entity (such as a partnership) protects the worker-members from the seizure
oftheir personal property should the cooperative fail, offering them a form
oflimited ...
Martin Parker, George Cheney, Valérie Fournier, 2014
10
Consumers', credit, and productive
cooperative societies, ...
Various fields of industry have been entered, from time to time, by workers'
cooperative enterprises. These include the manufacture of cigars, window glass,
stoves, knit goods, cloth, shingles and lumber products, clothing (gloves, suits,
shoes, ...
Florence Evelyn Parker, 1931
