Brexit May Cause Staff Shortages in Horseracing

The video discusses the shortage of staff in British stables, highlighting the reliance on Eastern European workers and concerns about the impact of Brexit. It explores the challenges of early starts, long hours, and the preference for office jobs over stable work. The economic significance of the racing industry is emphasized, contributing significantly to the British economy. Efforts by the British Horse Racing Authority and other organizations to address staffing issues through improved working conditions and recruitment strategies are also covered.

What is the main concern of Oliver Sherwood regarding Brexit?

• The potential loss of Eastern European workers

• The availability of fresh air

• The scenic beauty of Upper Lambourn

• The quality of race horses

What are some of the challenges faced by workers in the horse racing industry?

• Short working hours

• Flexible work schedules

• Early starts and long hours

• High salaries

Why do some people prefer office jobs over working in horse racing?

• Horse racing jobs are less demanding

• Horse racing jobs have higher salaries

• Office jobs have more predictable hours

• Office jobs offer more physical activity

How much does horse racing contribute to the UK economy?

• 1 billion pounds

• 3.5 billion pounds

• 5 billion pounds

• 2 billion pounds

What is the British Horse Racing Authority's view on Brexit?

• It believes Brexit will end horse racing

• It views Brexit as a potential opportunity

• It sees no impact on the industry

• It has no opinion on Brexit