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BEIS webinar to assist UK aerospace as Brexit transition ends

Help is on hand for businesses in key sectors, such as aerospace, to prepare for the end of the Brexit transition period, including a series of webinars run by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS).

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The UK is leaving the EU single market and customs union on Dec 31 and businesses need to get ready for the changes it will bring.

With less than 90 days to go, a series of webinars run by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) will explain what the changes will mean and the actions businesses must take to avoid interruption and enjoy the opportunities the UK’s new relationship with the EU will bring.

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The webinars will guide businesses through the changes, which include how to import and export goods, the process for hiring people from the EU, and how to provide services in EU markets.

Business sectors being covered by these webinars are:

  • Services and Investment         13th October
  • Retail                                        14th October
  • Automotive                                14th October
  • Metals and Materials                 20th October
  • Electronics and Machinery       21st October
  • Consumer Goods                     22nd October
  • Life Sciences                            27th October
  • Construction                             28th October
  • Aerospace                                29th October
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Register now for a free UK Transition webinar at bit.ly/UKTwebinar and find out what your business needs to do to prepare for new rules from January 2021. The webinars will be recorded and made available on this link for those businesses unable to attend.

Thousands of businesses have attended previous EU Exit seminars and events that BEIS has run over the past two years. Feedback shows participants found the information useful, especially for clarifying areas they were already thinking about and raising awareness of actions not already on their radars. A digital roadshow held in 2019 was found useful by over three-quarters of those who attended.

The government has also launched a quick and easy online transition checker which everybody can use, be it a business or an individual: www.gov.uk/transition

 

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