The chamber of the Canadian House of Commons, featuring rows of green seats, a speaker's chair, wood paneling, stained glass windows, and a Canadian flag at the front—where important topics like employee ownership trusts in Canada are often discussed.

Unlocking the potential of employee ownership in Canada

In the US and the UK, employee-owned companies grow faster, pay better, are less prone to lay-offs or bankruptcies in economic downturns, and are more likely to keep jobs in local economies. Due to supportive public policy, EOTs are a popular structure for business succession in those countries and have generated significant wealth for front-line employees. Canada does not have a business structure comparable to the employee ownership trust (EOT).

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