This blog considers UK expectations and fears regarding what might happen in the wake of Brexit and how the conclusion of the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) might allay such concerns or otherwise. It does so by considering the labour clauses in the TCA with reference to the reference made to International Labour Organization (ILO) and European Social Charter standards, considering also the importance of enforcement of labour standards. It concludes by considering the likelihood of the EU taking action against the UK and potential changes to UK labour standards that might trigger such a response.
Tonia Novitz Professor of Labour Law, University of Bristol I am honoured to be invited as a discussant – and to contribute to these discussions on the AI Act Proposal I should start by confessing that I come at a disadvantage, which is two-fold. Firstly, I am no expert on AI or digitalisation – I…
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