“No one individual is going to get rich, and that’s the way we want it,” Chassaing said. “We do want to ensure living wages though, and we’re confident that without a single boss or owner we can redistribute funds to better compensate staff for our work, while also hopefully having enough to make community donations and support our organizing goals.”
White Electric reopens as Rhode Island’s only cooperatively run coffee shop
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