Brexit - Advice for businesses and voluntary organisations

Flintshire County Council is unable to provide direct advice or support about Brexit to businesses or voluntary organisations. However, the links below offer information about the help available:  

• Brexit Advice Portal - information about the six key business areas
• GOV.UK - Employer toolkit which equips employers with the right tools and information to support EU citizens and their families to apply to the EU Settlement Scheme.

Workplace rights:

• GOV.UK - Workplace rights if there's no Brexit deal
• Business Wales Website - Identify possible risks and find key areas for consideration to enhance future skills performance and structural management to achieve a successful workforce

Business Strategy and Operations:

• GOV.UK - Find EU Exit guidance for your business
• Business Wales Website - Identify risks and possible challenges, consider different scenarios and prepare various plans of action to sustain growth and deliver cost-effective products and services
• GOV.UK - Data protection if there’s no Brexit deal. 

Innovation:

• Business Wales Website - Looking at innovative ideas for a competitive edge as well as looking at changes that may affect licences and agreements.
• Business Wales Website - Sales and Marketing considerations in a post-Brexit world.

Export:

• Business Wales Website - Consideration of risks for existing and future contracts in light of what legal changes Brexit may bring.
• GOV.UK - Exporting controlled goods if there’s no Brexit deal

• EU Transition – The Wales Freight Strategy for Road, Rail, Ports and Shipping and Airports 

Finance:

• Business Wales Website - Looking at possible opportunities and challenges in light of Brexit.
• GOV.UK - VAT for businesses.

Voluntary Organisations:

• NCVO - The latest guidance and resources to help your organisation understand, and prepare for, the possible impact of Brexit

Welsh Government have published the ‘Annex for Businesses’ which can be found on the following link:
https://gov.wales/the-new-relationship-with-the-eu-what-it-means-for-wales