Reply #2: But I thought we were an Anarcho-Syndicalist Collective?

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As a cooperative-worker for over a decade, I prefer something close to what you've defined as Participatory Economics.

In reality, however, the whole switching jobs thing doesn't work that well. Cross-training is good and important, but not everyone is going to be suited to do every job, obviously. It's also important to allow people to build expertise in certain areas. I've discovered that all you need to do to get people to do the 'grunt' work is pay them well for it.

Democratically setting pay rates DOES work well, however, as does the worker council/peer review system.