Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA) Northern - Vote 2017 – The Business Agenda

Vote 2017 – The Business Agenda

In the lead up to this year’s General Election it’s important the needs of business are highlighted.


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​Here you will find a collection of material from EMA and associated business organisations, which has been generated for that very reason.

From media releases and election manifestos through to analysis of policies which will have a significant impact on business and other items of interest, you’ll find them all here.

Election day is on September 23 and voting commences on September 11.​​​​​​

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Media Releases
Election Manifestos
Policies and Analysis

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