monodeldiablo

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   by monodeldiablo 10y ago

   Absolutely. Hit me up. I can also try to put you in contact with more knowledgeable people.
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   by monodeldiablo 10y ago

   Ah, that's right. Thanks for pulling me up on that. It's been awhile since I've looked at this. I believe another bone of contention is whether the IRS even allows worker cooperatives to exempt patronage dividends from their
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   by monodeldiablo 10y ago

   "According to the article, the co-op screened out over 90% of applicants." I don't see how that's relevant. Eventually, all the "gig economy" startups will also need to be selective of their applicants. Uber al
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   by monodeldiablo 10y ago

   I'm a little uncomfortable with the executive class of stock ownership there. How do they maintain their accountability to the other two classes? How are voting and profit options arranged? Anyway, you might do well to look at how the
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   by monodeldiablo 10y ago

   There are (were?) lots of taxi co-ops. Unfortunately, they've been demutualizing over the last 50 years. The issue, in the US at least, is the IRS. There's a fairly massive legal grey area in how to treat patronage (distributed pr