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The Eastern Conference for Workplace Democracy (ECWD) will be July 10-12 at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts. This biennial conference of the eastern region of the US welcomes worker cooperators, co-op developers, community and labor activists, funders, academics, and journalists.

After the Bauen Hotel closed its doors in 2001, a group of workers occupied the hotel, invested in repairs, and re-opened the hotel, running it as a worker cooperative and becoming a leading example of Argentinian worker-recuperated enterprises.

The Democracy at Work Institute is seeking worker cooperative development leaders for its 10-month fellowship program.

An association of three pilots' unions at Mexicana Airlines (Asociación Sindical de Pilotos Aviadores) and other employees has proposed the creation of a worker cooperative that would operate some of Mexicana's fleet of 110 airplanes.

On August 7, the UK's Coop News ran a story about worker ownership in the United States, noting that the number of worker cooperatives had grown dramatically from 350 in

Worker cooperatives are a thriving sector of the European economy, albeit one that receives limited press attention.

In his article More worker-owned businesses are sprouting, reporter Paul Davidson starts with yogurt-maker Chobani's

The Department of Labor's Employment and Training Administration released Training and Employment Notice 09-12 on layoff aversion.

The ESOP Finance Working Group started as a small group of members that met at the 2021 Employee Ownership Conference.

A new survey of 3,173 companies for the Bureau of the Census looks at participation in the workplace.