Workers may be classified as employees rather than partners depending on the legal entity the co-op decides to form under. LLCs, Partnerships, and Cooperative Corporations each have different implications regarding worker classification and therefore it
Making decisions in cooperatives can be a uniquely difficult task. There is always a diverse range of member interests, and decisions must be made in a fair and democratic manner. Before deciding what sort of
The page overview is a brief, 2-3 sentence summary that describes the key takeaway the reader will come away with from the page. It is generally a high-level snapshot of what’s to come. Subhead in
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