Análisis jurídico de los fondos protegidos como propuesta de innovación social para articular la participación de los trabajadores en las empresas europeas
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2019
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Facultad de Ciencias Económicas y Empresariales. Escuela de Estudios Cooperativos
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Encontrar a escala europea el mejor instrumento jurídico de participación financiera de los trabajadores en las empresas, de modo que sea posible su acceso al capital social, es hoy un objetivo deseable dentro del sector de la innovación social en el ámbito del empleo. Además, constituye un objetivo especialmente necesario para articular la sucesión empresarial de PYMEs, así como de sociedades familiares, especialmente importante en momentos como los actuales de relevo generacional. Proyectos europeos como el SI-Drive han puesto de manifiesto desde la economía, la sociología y la psicología organizacional que esta cuestión (workplace innovation), tiene un potencial clave para coadyuvar a las organizaciones a generar valor y a crear paralelamente las condiciones contractuales necesarias que permitan involucrar a los empleados en la vida empresarial. El presente trabajo es un análisis a la luz del Derecho privado de aquellas fórmulas jurídicas adecuadas (en especial, los fondos protegidos) que permitan la participación de los trabajadores mediante el reconocimiento jurídico de la titularidad del capital.
Finding at European level the best legal instrument for workers' financial participation in companies to make possible their access to social capital is today a desirable objective within the sector of social innovation in the field of employment. In addition, it is an especially necessary objective to articulate the business succession of SMEs, as well as family-owned companies, especially important at times such as the current generational change. European projects such as SIDrive have revealed from the economy, sociology and organizational psychology that this issue (workplace innovation) has a key potential, among other things, to help organizations create value and conditions in parallel necessary to enable employees to be involved in business life. The present work aims to analyze in the light of the Private Law the appropriate legal formulas (protected funds specially) that allow the employees participation through the legal recognition of the ownership of the capital.
Finding at European level the best legal instrument for workers' financial participation in companies to make possible their access to social capital is today a desirable objective within the sector of social innovation in the field of employment. In addition, it is an especially necessary objective to articulate the business succession of SMEs, as well as family-owned companies, especially important at times such as the current generational change. European projects such as SIDrive have revealed from the economy, sociology and organizational psychology that this issue (workplace innovation) has a key potential, among other things, to help organizations create value and conditions in parallel necessary to enable employees to be involved in business life. The present work aims to analyze in the light of the Private Law the appropriate legal formulas (protected funds specially) that allow the employees participation through the legal recognition of the ownership of the capital.