Workers have a right to know how Brexit will affect their jobs, says TUC

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Issue date

21 Dec 2017

Commenting on the publication today (Thursday) of a redacted version of the government’s sectoral analyses on Brexit, TUC General Secretary Frances O’Grady said:

“Workers have a right to know how Brexit will affect their employment. And the government has a responsibly to do the work and publish it.

“We need to see full impact assessments. They should set out what the impacts will be in each employment sector for all the main Brexit options, including membership of the single market.”

Editors note

- More information on what the TUC believes should be covered in Brexit impact assessments is given in this blog by Frances O’Grady: www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/workers-have-a-right-to-know-what-the-governments-brexit-impact-assessments-mean-for-them_uk_5a1e66c2e4b0d724fed4b27c

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