Boris Johnson interview on Brexit and foreign NHS workers

The video discusses the potential economic impacts of Brexit, including increased costs and opportunities for the UK. It highlights the need for preparation as the transition period ends. The discussion shifts to immigration policies, emphasizing the contribution of EU nationals to the workforce and the government's approach to managing immigration. The video also addresses the social care sector, focusing on the living wage and investments to support workers.

What are some of the potential cost increases mentioned as a result of Brexit?

• Lower taxes

• Higher roaming fees

• Cheaper travel insurance

• Reduced port friction

What is the government's stance on the opportunities post-Brexit?

• Opportunities are only for large businesses

• There are significant opportunities to do things differently and better

• Opportunities are limited to trade

• There are no opportunities

How does the government plan to manage immigration post-Brexit?

• By closing borders completely

• By allowing only skilled workers

• By implementing a controlled and humane system

• By not allowing any new immigrants

What is the government's approach to the NHS surcharge for workers?

• All workers must pay the surcharge

• NHS workers are exempt from the surcharge

• Only foreign workers pay the surcharge

• The surcharge is optional for all

What has the government done to support workers in the social care sector?

• Decreased investment in social care

• Increased the living wage

• Reduced wages

• Introduced a new tax