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"en.20120313.17.2-360-000"2
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"This report calls for improvements to workers’ right to participation and the inclusion of this issue in the revision of the regulation on the Statute for a European cooperative society (SCE), and not just in Directive 2003/72/EC with regard to the involvement of employees. It is clear to us that the promotion of the social economy and the cooperative sector could be an important factor in strengthening productive systems, particularly those associated with local and regional needs and realities. It is also true that the ways in which cooperatives are managed should create fairer and more equitable means of redistributing these organisations’ products across their members and workers. As such, we consider it positive that the report demonstrates the importance of the transposition by the Member States of the directive’s articles concerning workers’ rights, and that measures are being taken to encourage the development potential of cooperatives, particularly today, in times of economic crisis. However, we do not acknowledge the premise that the future SCE statute should encourage the development of the European Union’s internal market; that is, of a market that promotes the free movement of capital, goods and services within a framework of capitalist competition."@en1
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