Workplace Democracy

Richard D. Wolff, Bernie Sanders, Michael Moore, Noam Chomsky and Gar Alperovitz on workplace democracy.

[@trevorsanso32]

Workers of the world: UNITE!

[@catbuffalo]

This channel should get more views. This is the issue of our day. The world is ready.

[@bethanyhunt2704]

+John Maloney Do you think that democratic/communal decision-making is used in every single decision made by every single person in a co-op/community? If so, you're sadly mistaken. Decisions are communal only if their consequences are felt by the group. Whether an individual, or household, owns a computer probably doesn't fall into that category. Whether or not to make new workers in a co-op full partners is something most co-ops struggle with. Selfish interests lead people to exclude those that didn't "do the hard work", but this undermines the principles of a co-op. Look into Mondragon: it's been a worker co-op for 60 years, and must have dealt with this issue to their own satisfaction.

[@MOORES777]

0:00 Richard D. Wolff 1:18 Bernie Sanders 1:56 Michael Moore 2:58 Noam Chomsky 4:07 Gar Alperovitz 7:11 examples of cooperatives 12:13 end

[@Appleriver3]

Thank you

[@aman_insaan]

Hey..! It works... 🤣 Thanks bro anyways...

[@JP-wx6uh]

Give me a list of worker-owned companies please. I'm going to apply for work at one of those.

[@redhotbits]

now imagine entire countries owned by the people and not by the banks

[@deanbean2106]

+Lazar Otasevic with decentralized crypto currencies on the rise, this should not be a problem in the co-ops being proposed