ACS (the Association of Convenience Stores) has published a new resource for retailers in Scotland, highlighting the key policies have been set out in the manifestos of the main political parties ahead of the Scottish elections in May.
The 'Manifestos at A Glance' document is an easy to follow resource summarising the pledges of Labour, the Conservatives, the Liberal Democrats, Reform, the Scottish National Party and the Green Party on the following areas of policy:
ACS (the Association of Convenience Stores) has published a new resource for retailers in Scotland, highlighting the key policies have been set out in the manifestos of the main political parties ahead of the Scottish elections in May.
The 'Manifestos at A Glance' document is an easy to follow resource summarising the pledges of Labour, the Conservatives, the Liberal Democrats, Reform, the Scottish National Party and the Green Party on the following areas of policy:
ACS (the Association of Convenience Stores) has published a new resource for retailers in Wales, highlighting the key policies have been set out in the manifestos of the main political parties ahead of the Welsh elections in May.
The 'Manifestos at A Glance' document is an easy to follow resource summarising the pledges of Labour, the Conservatives, the Liberal Democrats, Reform, Plaid Cymru and the Green Party on the following areas of policy:
ACS (the Association of Convenience Stores) has published a new resource for retailers in Wales, highlighting the key policies have been set out in the manifestos of the main political parties ahead of the Welsh elections in May.
The 'Manifestos at A Glance' document is an easy to follow resource summarising the pledges of Labour, the Conservatives, the Liberal Democrats, Reform, Plaid Cymru and the Green Party on the following areas of policy:
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ACS is reminding retailers about new gui
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ACS has urged retailers in Wales to ensu
ACS has launched new guidance on changes to Statutory Sick Pay rules coming into force in April 2026.
The new rules, which form part of the wider Employment Rights Act, will mean that Statutory Sick Pay will be payable from the first qualifying day of sickness - removing the existing three ‘waiting days'. SSP will also be available to more employees as the Lower Earnings Limit will be removed.
ACS has launched new guidance on changes to Statutory Sick Pay rules coming into force in April 2026.
The new rules, which form part of the wider Employment Rights Act, will mean that Statutory Sick Pay will be payable from the first qualifying day of sickness - removing the existing three ‘waiting days'. SSP will also be available to more employees as the Lower Earnings Limit will be removed.
