Tags matching 'brexit'
Joanne Moseley
No-deal Brexit: EU citizens entering UK after 29 March 2019 will need leave to remain
Yesterday the government announced that in the event the UK leaves the EU without a deal, it will seek to end free movement on 30 March...
29/01/19
Irwin Mitchell
Brexit and applicable laws and jurisdiction and enforcement in civil and commercial matters
The implications of any "no deal" Brexit for the governing laws of contracts and for the jurisdiction of courts and the enforcement of...
25/01/19
Irwin Mitchell
"Brexit" and some preparations for a "no deal" scenario - thoughts on a little bit of proposed companies legislation
Amidst all the hype and frenzy of the current parliamentary "Brexit" farrago, it is worth remembering that somewhere quietly in the...
17/01/19
Irwin Mitchell
Brexit and the "meaningful vote"
The "meaningful vote" of Parliament on the final draft of the European Union (Withdrawal) Agreement negotiated by the UK Government with...
14/01/19
Irwin Mitchell
"Referendums" in the air?
It is that time of year when some folk appear to want to go on Referendums as a way of solving difficult problems. "Brexit" certainly...
11/01/19
Irwin Mitchell
Brexit and the "in-flight" financial services legislation
"Brexit" is not short on buzz-words and a new one has been spawned by the Financial Services (Implementation of Legislation) Bill...
05/01/19
Joanne Moseley
Employment legislation tracker 2019: Public Sector
Despite Brexit dominating the legislative agenda, there are a number of important changes taking place this year that schools and...
03/01/19
Irwin Mitchell
Brexit timetable update
By Jessica Greenhalgh, Corporate Solicitor at Irwin Mitchell LLP As MPs approach the middle of their two week Christmas recess, the...
31/12/18
Irwin Mitchell
A "managed no-deal Brexit" - is this a possibility?
On 19th December 2018 the European Commission issued a Communication detailing 14 measures to address areas of potential major ...
31/12/18
Joanne Moseley
Immigration: White Paper sets out post-Brexit rules for employing migrants
The long overdue White Paper on immigration has been published today. As expected, the government intends to end the free movement of EU...
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Joanne Moseley
FAQs: Post Brexit recruitment of EU citizens
It's been reported in today's press that the Government's post-Brexit immigration plans could be delayed again because the Cabinet can't...
18/12/18
David Shirt
Brexit and the Northern Irish Backstop
By David Glass, Corporate Consultant at Irwin Mitchell. “Thinking about the “Protocol on Ireland /Northern Ireland” to the draft EU...
14/12/18
David Shirt
To vote or not to vote…
By Maria Emanuelli, Corporate Solicitor … that was not the question. Tensions seemed high in the House of Commons yesterday after the...
11/12/18
David Shirt
House of Lords Report on Brexit
Written by David Glass, a consultant in the Corporate team at Irwin Mitchell. Amid all the plethora of Brexit–related publications, the...
07/12/18
Joanne Moseley
EU votes to protect "gig" workers
The EU Employment Committee has approved draft legislation which will give important employment rights to casual, intermittent and...
29/10/18
David Shirt
Irwin Mitchell hosts Brexit event in Manchester
Law firm Irwin Mitchell will host a Brexit-themed event on 20th November to help businesses prepare and plan for when the UK leaves the...
19/10/18
Joanne Moseley
How is the Apprenticeship Levy going to change?
Last week, the Chancellor, Philip Hammond said that the government is going to make some changes to the controversial Apprenticeship Levy...
09/10/18
Joanne Moseley
Government pledge to end free movement "once and for all"
Theresa May has announced that EU citizens will no longer be given priority to live and work in Britain after Brexit. She said the terms...
03/10/18
Elizabeth Thomson
Retail and Brexit - it's been an eventful week
The latest figures reported in The Retail Bulletin indicate that consumer mood is dipping, due to concerns about the wider economy in the...
01/10/18
Irwin Mitchell
The sums add up for the private education sector
The acquisition of Cognita by Jacobs Holdings for £2bn, including debt, reflects the continued interest in private education for...
06/09/18
Joanne Moseley
Will workers rights be diluted in a "no deal" Brexit?
The Government has recently published guidance on "Workplace rights if there’s no Brexit deal" which sets out to reassure workers that...
05/09/18
Irwin Mitchell
Waning confidence bites. Can Brexit be blamed?
The Times has published an interesting, although worrying article on the performance of shop openings in the second quarter of the year....
14/09/17