Chamber of Commerce helps businesses - for whenever Brexit happens
What could possibly go wrong? Let's get businesses ready for the big day, said the government. "This country is leaving the EU on 31st October," claimed the prime minister. And, to oil the wheels, funds (or 'dosh' as the PM sometimes refers to it) was doshed out. Organisations laid on training sessions and events so businesses would be Brexit ready.
Exeter Chamber of Commerce rounded up experts from Exeter law firms, and Radio Exe spoke to them too.
In around 12 minutes, you may not be able to get yourself ready for the moment the UK leaves with Boris Johnson's deal, or perhaps the one Jeremy Corbyn's promising, or even no deal (arguably the preferred option of the Brexit Party). But you can listen to local experts about what you should be doing.
Click the link below to access the podcast, and scroll down the page to watch a series of short videos: around possible changes to date regulations, employment and migration.
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