Natasha Chell reviews the Brexit White Paper
17 July 2018
Partner and Head of Compliance Natasha Chell has reviewed the Government’s Brexit White Paper and analysed the areas impacting immigration and post-Brexit rights of EU nationals and their family members.
In her comments to People Management Natasha notes with concern the scant detail provided with the White Paper’s mobility arrangements, marking a further delay for businesses urgently requiring substantive detail on post Brexit immigration plans. She also observes that currently the Government does not plan on releasing any further information on post-Brexit immigration policy until they receive the Migration Advisory Committee report in September 2018. This leaves employers in a position of prolonged uncertainty at a time of declining EU migration and a chronically oversubscribed Tier 2 (General) system.
Read the full People Management article here.
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