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Since just 12 Member States have transposed the directive by the deadline specified in the directive (18 August 2006), with the last implementing provisions only being adopted in March 2009, the Commission has launched proceedings against 16 Member States for failing to fulfil their obligations, followed by three complaints submitted to the Court of Justice of the European Union. In almost every Member State, the transposition process has been carried out by adopting legislative provisions preceded by a consultation with the social partners, using procedures that have reflected the specific conventions in each country. The cooperative movement has been involved in this procedure in most Member States. The main way to achieve this objective is by means of an agreement negotiated between the management of the companies involved and the workers’ representatives. If they fail to reach an agreement after six months (which may be extended by common consent to 12 months), the directive stipulates a number of reference provisions. Moreover, the workers’ representatives may decide not to initiate negotiations or to end negotiations and refer to the rules about informing and consulting workers applicable in the Member States in which the SCE has workers."@en1
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