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". This report on the financial participation of employees makes a significant contribution to overcoming the capital labour split. Employees who participate in both the profits and the capital of companies will be more motivated and more productive and consequently the company will be more competitive and profitable. Furthermore, financial participation contributes to achieving two aims: completing the European social model and increasing employment. This is a sound report and I have therefore voted in favour of it. I share the principles stated for funding financial participation models, specifically: participation must be voluntary, schemes must be clear, transparent and simple, unreasonable risks for employees and a pro-cyclical impact linked to fluctuations in the economic climate should be avoided, and schemes must be compatible with worker mobility. I regret, however, that the European Commission has proposed few solutions for SMEs, since studies need to be carried out on the various forms of participation in SMEs and because alternatives must be considered."@en1

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