Part 3: Getting Down to Business: The Impact of Brexit on UK Companies
by Nicholas Wallwork
Brexit For Dummies
- Cover
- Introduction
- Part 1: Getting Familiar with Brexit
- Chapter 1: What Is Brexit and What Does It Mean for You?
- Chapter 2: The Road to Brexit: The UK’s Rocky Relationship with the EU
- From Empire to the Aftermath of World War II
- Flares and Friends: The UK and Europe Cozy Up in the 1970s
- Things (Start To) Fall Apart: The UK and Europe in the 1980s and Early 1990s
- Rising Euroscepticism from the 1990s Onward
- Right, Lads, Let’s Have a Vote
- Drawing the Battle Lines: Looking at the Key Issues in the Brexit Referendum
- Part 2: Breaking Up Is Hard to Do
- Chapter 3: Negotiating the UK’s Exit from the EU
- Chapter 4: Everybody Needs Good Neighbors: Looking at Long-Term UK–EU Relations
- Understanding the Declaration on Future Relations and How It Differs from the Withdrawal Agreement
- Trading in Goods and Services in the Future
- Building Regulatory Cooperation between the UK and the EU
- Solving the Thorny Issue of Customs Arrangements
- Considering What “No More Free Movement” Will Mean in Practice
- Forming the Basis for Formal Post-Brexit Negotiations
- Part 3: Getting Down to Business: The Impact of Brexit on UK Companies
- Chapter 5: Importing and Exporting Goods and Services between the UK and the EU
- Chapter 6: Tackling Transport and Logistics Challenges
- Chapter 7: Employing EU Citizens in the UK (And Vice Versa)
- Looking at the Big Picture: How Will Brexit Affect Employment Law?
- Managing the Impact on Your Existing European Employees
- Supporting All Your Employees through Uncertain Times
- Making Sure You Have Ongoing Access to the Labor You Need
- Employing UK Citizens in Europe
- What if Your (UK Citizen) Employees Need to Visit Europe on a Business Trip?
- Chapter 8: Eyeing Other Key Business Considerations
- Preparing for Changes for European Branches and Subsidiaries
- Safeguarding Your Intellectual Property: Copyright, Trademarks, Designs, and Patents
- Continuing to Comply with Environmental Standards
- Maintaining Product Safety Standards
- Keeping Up with Other Legal and Regulatory Changes
- What to Do If You Have a .eu Domain Name for Your Company Website
- GDPR and Managing the Personal Data of EU Citizens
- Reviewing Your Business Contracts
- Chapter 9: Carrying Out a Brexit Impact Assessment for Your Business
- Part 4: The Part of Tens
- Chapter 10: Ten (Or So) Ways to Protect Your Business against Brexit Uncertainty
- Doing a Brexit Impact Assessment
- Working with a “Dream Team” of Experts
- Staying in the Loop on Brexit Developments
- Engaging with Government Support and Business Resources
- Keeping Your Foot On the Gas
- Diversifying and Creating Multiple Streams of Income
- Keeping Staff Engaged and Motivated
- Communicating with Your Customers
- Communicating with Your Suppliers
- Chapter 11: Ten (Or So) Business Opportunities for a Post-Brexit World
- Exploring New Markets Beyond the EU
- Growing Domestic Demand for Products and Services
- Capitalizing on Reduced Regulation
- Solving Your Customers’ Brexit-Related Problems
- Building Your Personal Reputation as a Leader in Your Industry
- Automating Business Processes
- Seeking Investment from Overseas Investors
- Picking Up Business from Companies That Have Left the UK
- Capitalizing on Homegrown Support for British Businesses
- Chapter 12: Ten Brexit Developments to Keep an Eye On
- The Transition Period
- Trade Negotiations with the EU and Beyond
- The Irish Border
- Scottish Independence
- Repatriation of UK/EU Laws to Westminster and Devolved Parliaments
- Will Companies Pull Out of the UK?
- The Changing Political Landscape in Britain
- Workforce Pressures Affecting the Public and Private Sectors
- The Impact on Currency and Financial Markets
- Accessing Helpful Resources to Help You Stay Up to Date
- Chapter 10: Ten (Or So) Ways to Protect Your Business against Brexit Uncertainty
- Index
- About the Author
- Advertisement Page
- Connect with Dummies
- End User License Agreement
Part 3
Getting Down to Business: The Impact of Brexit on UK Companies
IN THIS PART …
Prepare for changes in importing and exporting to and from the European Union.
Look at potential transport and logistics hurdles that may result from Brexit.
Understand employment issues.
Get ready for other potential business impacts of Brexit.
Undertake a Brexit impact assessment for your business.
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