Co-ops are a concrete way for those who want a different model for work to take part in the decision-making process.

Consumer co-ops are as popular today as they ever were, but what about worker-owned co-ops? Today, they are a tangible solution for those who want to play an active rather than subordinate part in their working situation. A genuinely democratic alternative often raised when companies are going through hard times, workers' co-ops remain tempting.
You, too, can be an employee, an owner, and a manager of your own company, and this book will show you how. A veritable historical, theoretical, and legal tool kit, it provides readers with the means to organize or join a workers' co-operative.