PM british rapid agreement with the EU on workers – SIC Notícias

May has highlighted this priority during his speech at the annual congress, in London, the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), pointing towards the entrepreneurs of the opportunities offered by the ‘Brexit’” [the exit of the Uk from the EU].

“I Want a quick deal for the european nationals in the United Kingdom and to the british abroad,” said the prime minister, who responded well to the concern of the sector that the output of the EU can imply a shortage of labour-skilled labour.

On Thursday, the secretary of State for Portuguese Communities, José Luís Carneiro, ensured that the acquired rights of the Portuguese residing in the United Kingdom will not be affected by the ‘Brexit’.

“Up to the time of output, if it were to occur, the output in terms of which is expected to happen, all those who were here and who had their rights will be automatically safeguarded,” he told the journalists.

José Luís Carneiro said that “any change will be only for those who come only after the act of exit of the United Kingdom’, hoping that this information provide a “guarantee of peace of mind to all those who are in work”.

The Portuguese Government will have received these assurances on the part of “leaders of the legislative process,” the british in the last days, showing the conviction that “no other procedure will be adopted without prior consultation of the Portuguese authorities”.

The british prime minister has assured the entrepreneurs that will negotiate with Brussels on an agreement “that benefits the Uk and the EU”, and insisted that the ‘Brexit’ gives the Uk the opportunity to become the “world leader of free trade”.

Theresa May has said that a favourable vote to exit the EU in the referendum of 23 June, was a call of attention that “capitalism and globalization are not working for the whole world”.

The industry entrepreneur must “adapt and reform” to ensure the distribution of prosperity, he added.

“we Need a new approach, which enables everyone to benefit from the economic growth,” said Theresa May, and stressed that for the Conservative Party this is the only way to preserve the interests of capitalism.

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