FaSinPat

E681591

FaSinPat is a worker-controlled ceramics factory in Neuquén, Argentina, renowned as one of the country’s most emblematic worker-run enterprises following its occupation and self-management by employees.

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FaSinPat canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ceramics factory ⓘ
recovered factory ⓘ
worker-controlled factory ⓘ
abbreviation FaSinPat ⓘ
country Argentina ⓘ
decisionMakingProcess workers' assemblies ⓘ
employer ceramic workers in Neuquén ⓘ
formerName Zanón ⓘ
fullName Fábrica Sin Patrón ⓘ
hasEconomicModel collective ownership by workers ⓘ
non-capitalist production model ⓘ
hasGeopoliticalContext Neuquén Province politics ⓘ
hasLanguageOfName Spanish ⓘ
hasPoliticalContext Argentine economic crisis of 2001 ⓘ
hasSlogan Factory without a boss ⓘ
hasSupportFrom human rights organizations ⓘ
left-wing political groups ⓘ
local community organizations ⓘ
hasWorkforceType unionized industrial workers ⓘ
industry ceramics industry ⓘ
influenced other worker-recovered enterprises in Argentina ⓘ
laborRelations direct democracy in assemblies ⓘ
laborStruggleType factory occupation ⓘ
self-management struggle ⓘ
legalStatus worker cooperative under provincial law ⓘ
locatedIn Neuquén Province ⓘ
locatedInCity Neuquén ⓘ
linked to: Neuquén Province
managementModel self-management ⓘ
movement recovered factories movement in Argentina ⓘ
notableFor being an emblematic worker-run enterprise in Argentina ⓘ
occupation by workers ⓘ
worker control ⓘ
ownershipStructure worker-managed ⓘ
product ceramic floor coverings ⓘ
ceramic tiles ⓘ
ceramic wall coverings ⓘ
recognizedAs symbol of resistance to factory closures ⓘ
region Patagonia ⓘ
relatedConcept autogestión ⓘ
solidarity economy ⓘ
workers' control ⓘ
relatedOrganization Zanón workers' cooperative ⓘ
sector manufacturing ⓘ
socialRole symbol of worker self-management in Latin America ⓘ
takeoverByWorkers early 2000s ⓘ
translation Factory Without Boss ⓘ

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