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More than 4 in 10 small business leaders expect the upcoming election to have an impact on their company's sales or plans.
"Election uncertainty poses a major challenge for many businesses, with 44% of leaders expecting it to impact operations," said Joe Galvin, chief research officer for Vistage, a CEO coaching and peer advisory organization. "To support employees and maintain productivity, it's essential for leaders to prioritize transparent communication, foster engagement and reinforce a supportive work environment. While organizations may have clear policies about not discussing politics in the workplace, offering dedicated time off for voting can also help employees balance their civic duties with carrying out their job roles effectively."
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