A few months ago, we began an experiment to see if we could.  Previously, we paid our commercial delivery cyclists as one normally does -- using an hourly rate.  We felt pretty good about our wages -- they ranged from $10.10 to over $15 / hour (for work on government contracts) -- but we w...

In a previous blog post, I wrote about how the decision between whether a social enterprise should be structured as a for-profit or a non-profit is becoming less relevant since the lines are blurring between the two.  One of the big reasons why the lines are blurring is because the types o...