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Marcora Law for Europe

January 19, 2022 by admin

There is a time-tested solution in Spain and Italy that provides liquidity to such enterprises in a democratic manner by establishing employee ownership schemes. The new source of liquidity is allowing unemployed workers to capitalize part of their unemployment insurance to invest in a new or existing enterprise where they will have a job.

Filed Under: Democratic Firm, Development, Main Blog Tagged With: active labor market policies, Covid-19, employee-owned firms, Marcora law, Unemployment insurance

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