- the 48 Hour Week
- holiday pay/overtime calculations
- new EU rules on reporting hours worked...
All potentially possible post #brexit /2
Almost every author of Britannia Unchained - a 2012 Tory pamphlet arguing for radical free market solutions - is the cabinet: Priti Patel, Dominic Raab, Liz Truss and now Kwasi Kwarteng.
— Sebastian Payne (@SebastianEPayne) January 8, 2021
Only Chris Skidmore is not in government (he was universities minister until last year)
The directive is pretty patchy in implementation across the EU, not popular with governments (such as Jaeger case impact on health services) or unions - opt-outs are widespread
— Bruno Waterfield (@BrunoBrussels) January 15, 2021
Various EU reviews of the legislation have gone nowhere over the last five or six years
The rupture between Margaret Thatcher and Jacques Delors lives on in Brexit https://t.co/r3YiyPoSFB
— john milbank (@johnmilbank3) January 9, 2021
London intends to make use of its costly SPS regulatory autonomy. As widely anticipated, first area of divergence expected to take place in the field of Crispr technology for genome editing, area where the UK has long argued for a more liberal stance.https://t.co/btRoxU3saZ
— Emily Rees (@emilyrees_eu) January 7, 2021