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Business transfers to employees under the form of a cooperative in Europe and in the world

Business transfers to employees under the form of a cooperative in Europe and in the world Bruno Roelants. Brussels, 26 September 2017. Ceramica di Imola, Italy, 1874. www.cicopa.coop. CITA, Argentina, 1952. www.cicopa.coop.

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Business transfers to employees under the form of a cooperative in Europe and in the world

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  1. Business transfers to employees under the form of a cooperative in Europe and in the world Bruno Roelants Brussels, 26 September 2017

  2. Ceramica di Imola, Italy, 1874 www.cicopa.coop

  3. CITA, Argentina, 1952 www.cicopa.coop

  4. Successful cases for some time, but lack of regulation and environment: Shanghai 1997-1999 CICOPA project www.cicopa.coop

  5. Difficult and then successful: Textiles Pigue, Argentina www.cicopa.coop

  6. South Mountain Company, USA, 1987 www.cicopa.coop

  7. South Mountain Company, USA, 1987 www.cicopa.coop

  8. CHNC worker cooperative in Quebec: a radio bought out by its workers in 2005 www.cecop.coop

  9. Uniforja, Brazil, 2000 www.cecop.coop

  10. Screensud, in a suburb of Naples, produces steel nets for industrial sieving www.cicopa.coop

  11. It was liquidated and successfully transferred in 2015 to 12 out of its 50 original workers and transformed into a cooperative www.cicopa.coop

  12. CERALEP, 2002 www.cicopa.coop

  13. CERALEP, 2002 www.cicopa.coop

  14. CERALEP, 2002 www.cicopa.coop

  15. CERALEP, 2002 www.cicopa.coop

  16. Main reasons for business transfers to the employees as a cooperative: Economiccrisis and consequentfailures and bankruptcies ↓ Around half of enterprises survive less than five years. 600 companies in Europe go bust every day Demographic changes and aging population: retirement of business owners without succession ↓ 150,000 enterprises with no sucessor each year in EU www.cicopa.coop

  17. A growing trend ITALY: at least 56 cases since 2008 SPAIN: at least 136 cases since 2008 FRANCE: 101 cases in 2014 alone www.cicopa.coop

  18. Main success factors beyond the enterprise: www.cicopa.coop

  19. More information: www.cecop.coop www.cicopa.coop Follow us:

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