Abstract
This paper describes the principal models for worker participation in property in Quebec. Four formulas are presented. First, the workers' investment funds have original characteristics, both in the scope of popular participation and in the strategic role taken on by these funds. Second, worker-shareholders' co-operatives are a controversial model which is unique to Qu6bec. Third, workers' co-operatives are examined. Fourth, the paper looks at individual worker participation in shareholding. In conclusion, the paper evaluates each formula for its potential for development and for democratizing work.
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