Bar Council issues barristers with no deal prep paper
Business leaders back Brexit Withdrawal Agreement finds IoD survey
The Institute of Directors (IoD) surveyed 816 of its members following the publication of the draft Brexit Withdrawal Agreement and found that three-quarters back the deal. Anna Tobin reports
Make post-Brexit immigration system work for small businesses urges FSB
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has urged the Government to ensure that small businesses won’t struggle to employ EU nationals that they currently depend upon, post-Brexit. Anna Tobin reports
easyJet ready to fly further into EU hands in preparation for Brexit
Low-cost airline easyJet reveals that it is continuing to work towards being owned by a majority of European Economic Area registered businesses, excluding the UK. This will allow it to continue to operate as a European airline after Brexit. Anna Tobin reports
Farmers back the Withdrawal Agreement
The National Farmers Union (NFU) has welcomed the Withdrawal Agreement, particularly the continuation of free and frictionless trade and the proposed transition period. Anna Tobin reports
The IoD urges Parliament to accept the Withdrawal Agreement
The Institute of Directors (IOD) has welcomed the Withdrawal Agreement and is calling on Parliament to ratify it as the prospect of no deal and no transition period will be hugely damaging for business. Anna Tobin reports
CBI cautiously optimistic about terms of Theresa May’s draft Withdrawal Agreement
The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has said that the draft Withdrawal Agreement takes Britain away from the cliff edge. Anna Tobin reports
What does the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement mean for business?
The Brexit Withdrawal Agreement isn’t a done deal until it’s been ratified by the UK and European Parliaments, but Anna Tobin examines what it would mean for British business if it gets the green light
Businesses cautiously welcome the Government’s Brexit proposals says KPMG
Global professional services firm KPMG says that businesses are cautiously welcoming the Government’s Brexit proposals, but they are not fully confident that it will get through Parliament. Anna Tobin reports