Employee-owned models of delivering social care have grown 50% since 2010 says report

OKLAHOMA CITY: Co-operative companies in health and social care have grown by 50% in the past five years, a report has shown.

The state of the co-operative economy shows that co-operative health and social care firms have grown by a half in the past five years – the second biggest growth across all industries.

Co-operatives are businesses owned by employees, customers or other stakeholders, giving the workforce and service users a greater say in the type of care the company delivers and its management.

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