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EFES NEWSLETTER - DEZEMBER 2018
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Europäische
Konferenz
Europäisches Parlament - Brüssel
6 February 2019 - 9:00 -12:00
Employee Share Ownership - The European Policy
"Employee
share ownership for all" - this is the goal of the
European Policy for 30 years. Today we are 10 million
employee shareholders in Europe. However we would
be six times more to be comparable with the USA. A
European Action Plan was requested by the European
Council in 2000, announced by the Commission in 2002,
prepared by a Pilot Project in 2014. It has now to
be implemented.
Please
use this button for pre-registration. Given the limited
number of places and for security reasons, the conference
will be only by invitation.
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Call from European startups |
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European
tech startups are asking politicians to
reform employee stock ownership rules to help them
better compete with Silicon Valley peers in hiring.
Europe
could be the world’s most entrepreneurial continent.
But
policies that currently govern employee ownership
across Europe are often archaic and highly ineffective.
“Some
are so punishing that they put our startups at a major
disadvantage"...
More information
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Press
review
We have a selection of 26 remarkable articles in 8 countries
in November 2018: France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Spain,
Switzerland, UK, USA.
France: Employees will hold 30% of Siaci Group. Employees
are the second largest shareholder of Gymglish. New employee
share plans for Cap Gemini, for Worldline, for Atos. 63%
of French startups have employee share ownership plans.
66% of employees of all French workers cooperatives hold
shares of the company they work for.
Germany: Call for renewed incentive legislation to
promote employee share ownership in Germany. A recent study
by the Deutsches Aktieninstitut shows that employee
share plans can lead to significant yield advantages for
employees and society.
Ireland: Fears Irish employee share ownership sector
could be hit post-Brexit. Talking about how employee ownership
is a business model that must be supported and championed
for tomorrow's Irish economy.
Italy: Strong employee shareholders association for
Banca San Marino.
Spain: Katealegaia is one of the few large "sociedades
laborales" in Spain.
Switzerland: Call for employee share ownership in
startups.
UK: John Lewis Partnership will look for a new boss.
Wallace & Gromit will turn to employee ownership. European
tech startups asking politicians to reform employee stock
ownership rules. At $49 billion company Essilor, employees
are the largest shareholders.
USA: ESOP companies outperform similar conventional
firms on just about every meaningful economic standard,
including those relating to salary, benefits and job security.
Why leading American investment fund KKR promotes employee
share ownership at its portfolio companies.
Den
vollständigen Presseüberblick erhalten Sie unter:
http://www.efesonline.org/PRESS
REVIEW/2018/November.htm
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