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• What impact will Brexit have on EU nationals currently working in the UK?

  Type:

  FAQs

• How to prepare for Brexit

  Type:

  How to

  Updated to include information on the Government's proposals for citizens' rights in the event of a "no-deal" Brexit.

• Draft EU employment legislation state of play, December 2018

  Date:

  3 December 2018

  Type:

  Legal guidance

  This article lists all significant items of employment-related draft EU legislation that are currently in the legislative pipeline, or due to be proposed in the near future. It also shows proposals that have been adopted in the past six months.

• Health sector discusses Brexit risk to the NHS

  Date:

  29 November 2018

  Type:

  News

  While Theresa May was yesterday making her statement to the House of Commons chamber on the Brexit withdrawal agreement, health sector representatives were hearing a message of sobering potency in a neighbouring side room.

• Average wages could fall 10% in no-deal Brexit

  Date:

  29 November 2018

  Type:

  News

  Wages could drop by an average of 10% in the event of a no-deal Brexit, though workers will lose out in every scenario, new government analysis has revealed.

• Foreign Office faces Brexit recruitment challenge

  Date:

  28 November 2018

  Type:

  News

  MPs have urged the Foreign and Commonwealth Office to ensure it has the skills needed for diplomacy after Brexit, by hiring and retaining the "best" staff and ensuring pay is competitive with other government departments.

• Could data analytics solve the skills shortage puzzle after Brexit?

  Date:

  23 November 2018

  Type:

  Commentary and analysis

  With all the political chaos surrounding the proposed Brexit deal, it's hardly surprising that organisations feel confused about how to build their workforce strategies from 2019 onwards.

• Draft Brexit deal: No further updates on immigration proposals

  Date:

  15 November 2018

  Type:

  News

  The draft Brexit agreement - delivered last night by prime minister Theresa May - has confirmed that EU nationals can continue to live and work in the UK after the 29 March 2019.

• Technical amendments to employment law to ensure smooth Brexit take effect

  Type:

  Legal timetable

  The Government introduces legislation to ensure that employment laws continue to operate effectively on the day the UK leaves the EU.

• 'Impossible' to determine EU nationals' right to work during Brexit transition period

  Date:

  1 November 2018

  Type:

  News

  Employers will be expected to check EU nationals' right to work in the UK post-Brexit, the immigration minister has told MPs, though there will be a period where it will be "impossible" for employers to differentiate between somebody who has applied for settled status and somebody who has recently arrived in the UK.