Post-vote worries centre on labour and farm exports

摘要

Farmers who rely on migrant labour or exports to other EU states are emerging as those most concerned about leaving the union.The trade-off between immigration and access to the EU's single market has been central to political wrangling this week, including the question of whether EU nationals currently working in the UK will have the right to remain."We do a lot of work for fruit and vegetable growers," said Julie Robinson, partner at Roythornes solicitors. "Inevitably they are acutely concerned about the availability of seasonal workers post exit."