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EU Reporter Published 1 month ago The European Commission threatened to reprimand 24 EU member states for failing to transfer its Electronic Communications Code into national laws by its 21 December 2020 deadline. In a statement, the EC said only Greece, Finland and Hungary had completed required measures by its cut-off date with the remaining states the subject of “infringement procedures” which start with a formal notice letter. Among the countries said to have failed to comply are Germa...

Guide to travel regulations for Brits and Europeans post-Brexit Published 1 month ago On 1 January 2021, the Brexit transition agreement between the United Kingdom (UK) and the European Union (EU) ended, and the UK officially became a third-party nation outside of the European bloc. Brexit brings a number of changes for the UK, such as a greater degree of sovereignty.  Equally, the regulations for Brits travelling to Europe and vice versa have now been revised too. So what are the rules gover...

What do Brexit and the UK-EU trade deal mean for recruitment and staff moves in the food and drink industry?Menu What do Brexit and the UK-EU trade deal mean for recruitment and staff moves in the food and drink industry? 19/01/2021 The UK and EU secured a last minute post-Brexit trade deal and The European Union (Future Relationship) Act 2020 which brings the trade agreement, known formally as the Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA...

What do Brexit and the UK-EU trade deal mean for recruitment and staff moves? 08/01/2021 The UK and EU have secured a post-Brexit trade deal following the two sides coming to an agreement at the eleventh hour on Christmas Eve. The European Union (Future Relationship) Act 2020 which brings the trade agreement, known formally as the Trade and Cooperation Agreement (“TCA”), into UK law, received Royal Assent on 30 December 2020. The o...

Brexit: how the new rules will change your visits to Europe Miles Brignall, Patrick Collinson and Anna Tims © various Brexit has changed Britons’ rights when they are travelling, studying, living or working in the EU. Before Brexit, UK citizens could travel, live, go on holiday and work anywhere in the EU without any special permits or visas. As of 1 January 2021 that is no longer the case. The Guardian’s Money team has spent the week poring over the many pages of documen...

22 December 2020 An article produced for the Migration Control project, providing a critical overview of the role, powers and activities of EU border agency Frontex, from 2004 to the present. Brutal. Cruel. Inhumane. These are just some of the labels that have been applied to the EU’s migration and border control policies over the years, but they have done little to stop law-makers introducing new forms of surveillance, control and denial of access to European territory for people on the move...

The transition period for the UK to official leave the EU is coming to an end  Small businesses are being urged to make sure they are Brexit ready though many have complained about a lack of clarity on what this means exactly  SME support network Enterprise Nations Emma Jones said the longer this goes on, the less likely SMEs will be anywhere near Brexit ready

THE HOLIDAY quarantine period will be shortened from 14 days to 10 days across the UK. But how will your holidays in Europe be affected after Brexit?