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It is certainly true that workforce reduction is just one possibility, but what I still wonder is when coops work and when they don't. Somehow it seems to me th
by jorleif 13y ago
It is certainly true that workforce reduction is just one possibility, but what I still wonder is when coops work and when they don't. Somehow it seems to me that they only work when the business is not too scalable, but profit is directly related to work input.
- bryanlarsen 13y agoThe majority (by number) of worker co-operatives are places like coffee shops, where revenue is more closely related with the number of customers than work input. Co-ops are a great structure when profit is directly related to work input, but that's not a requirement.
- aestra 13y ago> I still wonder is when coops work and when they don't I haven't read it yet, but this might be of use. http://www.geo.coop/story/why-some-worker-co-ops-succeed-while-others-fail http://www.geo.coop/story/why-some-worker-co-ops-succeed-whi...