Tulunduslikud
Tulunduslikud, also known as tulunduslikud tootjad, are a type of cooperative enterprise in Estonia. They are characterized by their democratic structure, where members have equal voting rights and share in the profits and losses. Tulunduslikud are typically owned by their members, who are also the workers. This ownership structure allows for a high degree of worker involvement and control over the business.
The concept of tulunduslikud emerged in the early 20th century as a response to the harsh conditions
Tulunduslikud are governed by a board of directors, which is elected by the members. The board is
Today, tulunduslikud are an important part of the Estonian economy, contributing to a wide range of sectors