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Acquisition of Shares by Employees of a Joint-Stock Company
Lžičař, Jan ; Černá, Stanislava (advisor) ; Josková, Lucie (referee)
The presented work deals with the acquisition of shares by employees, which is one of the forms of employee financial participation employees. The thesis first defines the concept of employee financial participation and then comparatively examines how this institution is regulated in European, German, and Czech law. As part of the definition of terms, the different forms of employee financial participation are defined, and this institute's main principles and advantages are identified. The next chapter is dedicated to European regulation. On this level, several soft law documents have been drawn up which set out the main principles and best practices that may lay the groundwork for specific national arrangements for employee financial participation. The enforceable European hard law rules are then examined, particularly in company law. The provisions laid out in the Codification Directive allow Member States to encompass concessions that enable companies to facilitate the preferential acquisition of shares by employees into their legislation. However, European hard law regulating employee financial participation hardly goes beyond this framework and it does not consider the findings formulated in soft law (in particular, the PEPPER reports). The next chapter focusing on German regulation describes...
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The right of a company member to the share of profits in individual types of business company
Kusáková, Kateřina ; Eichlerová, Kateřina (advisor) ; Čech, Petr (referee)
The full title of my Master's degree thesis is Partner's Profit Sharing Right in Various Forms of Companies The aim of my thesis is to analyse the existing regulation governing the right to a share in profits in various kinds of companies, compare it with the amended law, which is already relevant, but still not in force. In the legal regulation concerning the profit sharing right there are still many questions that have not been described and solved in legal literature. There are also some issues that have been already solved by authors, but there are different expert's opinions on such issues. In my thesis I have attempted to compare all these opinions with the wording of the law. The thesis consists of twelve main chapters, including an introduction and conclusion of my thesis. Chapter One, Profit Sharing Right to Profit Share - basic definition deals with the meaning and importance of the profit sharing right. Chapter Two "Legal Sources" defines statutes and other legal sources to which the thesis refers. It specifies main acts important...
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