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Many organizations encourage employees to purchase company stock. How can a company promote stock ownership? What payback is there for the company when employees become shareholders?

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This solution discusses how companies can promote stock ownership by employees. I also discuss the advantages and paybacks for employees that become shareholders.

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Most organizations encourage employees to buy stock as an added employee benefit. The company offers stock to employees at a reduced rate or under special circumstances. As employees become ...

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