Labour Co-partnership

Labour Co-partnership, Volume 2 explores the concept and practice of labor co-partnership, a system promoting co-operative production based on the partnership of workers within enterprises. This volume offers insights into the historical development and implementation of co-partnership models, detailing the benefits and challenges encountered by various organizations and communities involved.

Published by the Labour Association for Promoting Co-operative Production and related associations, this work provides a valuable record of the movement towards worker participation and shared ownership in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It delves into practical examples, case studies, and theoretical underpinnings of labour co-partnership, offering a comprehensive view of its potential to transform traditional labor relations.

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