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Re: Brexit
Interestingly, we had a missive come out at work today regarding immigration and free movement. There has been an amendment to the posted workers directive which impacts companies with branches across the EU. It stops employers shipping in employees from other countries to work and paying less than the minimums allowed in their new host country.
For example, Lithuania has a minimum wage of €2.32/h. Multinationals cannot ship in a load of Lithuanian employees for some work in Germany which pays a minimum of €8.48. It's just pay either, all work conditions should match the minimums of the host country or employees home country, which ever is the higher.
Note that this is posted workers, not migrants
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