Trade unions and worker cooperatives: Where are we at?

Event details

Room VI, R3 – ILO – Geneva, Switzerland

9 May 2013

Under the aegis of the International Journal of Labour Research, ACTRAV and COOP/EMP are holding a seminar on the theme of the relationship between trade unions and worker cooperatives. Researchers and practioners will examine the experiences of worker cooperatives in Latin America, Africa, India and Europe to look at the lessons of such experiences.

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