More important than ever
A thriving high street, reduced regulatory pressure for entrepreneurs, and fair competition instead of an uneven playing field caused by Asian online platforms — these are key issues for retail business owners today. Another hot topic is the minimum wage. The differences between political parties on these matters were also evident during the National Retail Debate organized by INretail earlier this month. That’s why the voice of retail entrepreneurs in the parliamentary elections on October 29 is more important than ever.
Election program analysis
INretail has reviewed the election programs of the nine leading political parties in the polls: PVV, GroenLinks/PvdA, CDA, D66, VVD, JA21, SP, PvdD, and BBB.
The voting tool highlights where each party stands on issues such as tackling retail crime, investing in shopping areas, increasing employees’ net income, and lowering excise duties and VAT. It also examines plans for regional investment, support for local entrepreneurship, affordable sustainability for business owners, reducing red tape, and ensuring a level playing field with Asian e-commerce platforms.
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INretail: voting tool for the retail sector: which party fits best?
Which political party has the best plans for the retail industry? With the new Retail Voting Tool launched today by INretail, the answer becomes clear in just a few clicks. The election programs of the nine largest political parties have been analyzed. Entrepreneurs who vote with their business in mind in the upcoming parliamentary elections on October 29 will instantly see which party aligns best with their interests. The tool helps retailers navigate the challenge of determining which political party represents their needs most effectively.
