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This might be relevant to P6 https://www.purpose-us.com/writing/iso - you could probably provide some useful input to the research...

The LUCOOP project that we participated in, which brought together a group of academics with interests in cooperation and cooperatives, along with some cooperative practitioners, with some in both camps, produced as one project output a set of three booklets looking at different aspects of organising. Under the banner of 'Re-organise' the booklets look at Power, Strategy, and Governance. Get your copies from https://www.dogsection.org/product/re-organise-power

Excellent looking PhD for people interested in worker co-op buyouts/ takeovers and their financing definitely someone should apply from this angle! https://www.uu.nl/en/organisation/working-at-utrecht-university/jobs/phd-position-in-financing-the-strategic-transformation-of-incumbent-business-models-08-10-fte

might be of interest?

https://www.thenews.coop/167353/sector/fellowship-call-from-the-institute-for-the-cooperative-digital-economy/

Grrr have changed the links to bit.ly

Co-op Press.

Indeed. I don't know who's looking after the s.coop URL shortner, but I don't think it is working properly.

Might be me but those links aren't working

Design and printing co-op Calverts in east London is looking for a finance worker-bookkeeper/office administrator, part time 21 hours flexible http://bit.ly3GMExGS and a full time 35 hours production coordinator http://bit.ly/3VmYyb6 - please spread the word!

But if you look you will see these rates are based on a 35 (not 40) hour week, so more than £19 per hour before tax/NI - which is certainly not a 'pittance'. And £35,000 a year would be regarded as a good wage in much 'mainstream' employment as far as I'm aware.