Worker-owned cooperatives are exmples of applied ethics.
Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2018 7:50 pm
What do Austin, Oakland, Berkeley, and Rochester have in common?
These cities, in addition to Baltimore and New York City, all encouraage worker co-ops.
I learned about it in an article, a link to which is here:
https://nextcity.org/daily/entry/congre ... rker-coops
Do any of you have a more-recent update on the progress of this stable basis for the practice of democracy?
When workers, whether in an office, a shop, or a plant floor, can have a say in their own fate it is a moral issue.
Comments? Discussion?
What say you?
These cities, in addition to Baltimore and New York City, all encouraage worker co-ops.
I learned about it in an article, a link to which is here:
https://nextcity.org/daily/entry/congre ... rker-coops
Do any of you have a more-recent update on the progress of this stable basis for the practice of democracy?
When workers, whether in an office, a shop, or a plant floor, can have a say in their own fate it is a moral issue.
Comments? Discussion?
What say you?