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Posted January 1, 2000February 19, 2019 Joe

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Worker Cooperative Policy Supports

Resources for the SBA and Main Street Employee Ownership Act

Financing Case Studies

Resources for Rural Employee Ownership

Popular Company Stories

  • The Brooklyn Packers – Brooklyn, NY
  • Metis Construction – Seattle, WA
  • Cooperative Home Care Associates – Bronx, NY
  • A Yard and a Half Landscaping Cooperative – Waltham, MA
  • A Child’s Place – Queens, NY
  • Earth Designs Cooperative – Rosendale, NY
  • Brooklyn Stone and Tile, Brooklyn NY
  • ChiFresh Kitchen – Chicago, IL
  • Opportunity Threads – Morganton, NC
  • Once Again Nut Butter – Nunda, NY

Popular Pages

  • Worker Cooperative LLCs
  • How are Small Business Employee Ownership Transitions Financed?
  • How Do I Create an Ownership Culture Among Employees?
  • How Does Small Business Employee Ownership Work?
  • What are the Stages of a Transition to Employee Ownership for a Small Business?
  • What is Small Business Employee Ownership?
  • Which Small Business Sectors Have Concentrations of Employee Ownership?
  • What are the Benefits of Employee Ownership?
  • What is the Value of My Small Business?
  • Is Employee Ownership Right for My Small Business ?

Popular Places

  • California
  • Florida
  • New York
  • Virginia
  • Maryland
  • Washington
  • Texas
  • Illinois
  • Maine
  • Ohio

Popular Sectors

  • Food and Beverage
  • Tech
  • Farming
  • Childcare
  • Construction
  • Manufacturing
  • Health
  • Cleaning
  • Grocery
  • Pet Services

Becoming Employee Owned is an initiative of the Democracy at Work Institute.

Our mission is to expand the worker cooperative model to reach communities most directly affected by social and economic inequality, specifically people of color, recent immigrants, and low-­wage workforces. We are a movement-based think-and-do tank supporting worker cooperatives to grow to a scale that creates meaningful change in the economy.

Learn more at www.institute.coop

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(415) 379-9201
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