Oil & Gas IQ Glossary: Brexit
brexit refers to the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union which is scheduled to take effect on 29 March 2019. The government has taken steps to provide notices covering a number of UK industries, including oil and gas. The plainly-titled ‘Running an oil or gas business if there’s no Brexit deal’ notice covers issues of oil and gas licensing, environmental protection, and oil stocking. This document also includes an in-depth list of sources and further legislation that may be of interest to worried oil company executives looking for some reassurance around Brexit.
Brexit: UK employment law changes not as scary as HR thinks
March 29 by Oil & Gas IQ EditorHR can (probably) relax over UK employment law - but how will Brexit affect staffing and recruitment in the coming months and years?
Brexit, jargon, and the decline of the oil and gas industry
March 25 by Oil & Gas IQ EditorAs the Brexit date approaches, recedes, looms, and abates - one miffed editor offers his thoughts on the next couple of years in the UK oil and gas industry.
Brexit, extensions, and the Customs Union
October 22 by Oil & Gas IQ EditorA leading logistics expert has said many oil and gas businesses trading with the EU will have welcomed reports the UK could remain in the Customs Union for longer than currently agreed.
The impact of Brexit on the oil and gas industry
September 21 by Oil & Gas IQ EditorWhilst only an outside chance, there is a possibility that the UK could leave the EU without an agreement in place. So, what would be the effects on the oil and gas industry?
Editorial: Brexit - the enchantment is over
June 21 by Tim HaïdarIn two days time, British citizens from Glasgow to Gibraltar will be voting on whether the United Kingdom should leave or remain in the European Union.
[SPECIAL REPORT] Brexit - Implications For UK Oil & Gas
June 21 by Tim HaïdarIn this report find out what a British exit from the union, popularly known as “Brexit”, will mean for the UK oil and gas industry.