TY - ADVS
T1 - After the referendum and before Brexit... Where now for workers' rights in the EU?
AU - Zahn, Rebecca
PY - 2016/6/28
Y1 - 2016/6/28
N2 - The British referendum on the country's continued membership of the EU has dominated the political and media landscape both in the UK and abroad for the last few months. There has been a plethora of academic commentary on the possible consequences of a British exit ('Brexit'). On 23 June, based on a turnout of 72%, 52% of the electorate voted for Leave, while 48% supported Remain. This narrow majority disguises dramatic differences between different regions: Scotland, Northern Ireland and large parts of London voted to Remain whereas substantial sections of Wales and most of England voted to Leave.
AB - The British referendum on the country's continued membership of the EU has dominated the political and media landscape both in the UK and abroad for the last few months. There has been a plethora of academic commentary on the possible consequences of a British exit ('Brexit'). On 23 June, based on a turnout of 72%, 52% of the electorate voted for Leave, while 48% supported Remain. This narrow majority disguises dramatic differences between different regions: Scotland, Northern Ireland and large parts of London voted to Remain whereas substantial sections of Wales and most of England voted to Leave.
KW - workers rights
KW - Brexit
KW - British referendum
KW - EU employment rights
UR - https://europeanlawblog.eu/2016/06/28/after-the-referendum-and-before-brexit-where-now-for-workers-rights-in-the-eu/
M3 - Blog Post
ER -