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Communication, Cooperative, Human ResourcesAbstract
Communication is important in daily activities, especially when it is done to improve and develop an organisation, in this case, a Cooperative (Kim A. et al., 2017). Gotong-royong, as the nature of cooperatives, is the foundation for its administrators to grow and develop a cooperative in rural areas. Along with the times, a Cooperative should "follow" the flow to accommodate the needs of the community and the needs of the Cooperative itself wherever they are (Khan N. et al., 2019). So that cooperatives in the regions can become simple organisations that are no longer considered an organisation that needs to be modern regarding management and human resources. Due to this fact, cooperatives have also grown and thrived and are well known by urban communities because they can provide practical solutions to several things for some people (Loor Alcívar M. I. e. al., 2020). The forms of cooperatives that exist today are of various types and are scattered in rural and urban areas covering multiple fields, following the development and growth of society.
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