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Recruiters call for trade deal freedom in post-Brexit transition period

22 February 2018

The Government has been urged to resist letting the EU put the UK on “gardening leave” post-Brexit.

The call comes as recruiters, experienced at forging trade deals across the globe, have instead called on government to rethink their position and push for the UK to be able to forge business deals with the rest of the world in the transition period following Brexit.

The BBC reports Prime Minister Theresa May is meeting with her senior ministers in a bid to...

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