Theresa May Sets Out Brexit Plan - Protecting Workers' Rights

The transcript outlines a commitment to enhance worker rights as European laws are integrated into domestic regulations. The government aims to not only protect these rights but also expand them to adapt to the evolving labor market. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of worker representation in company boards. The broader vision is to establish Britain as a global trading nation, fostering relationships with both old and new allies, and advocating for free trade worldwide.

What measures will be taken to ensure that workers' rights are protected and maintained?

How does the government plan to adapt legal protections for workers in response to the changing labor market?

In what ways will the voices of workers be represented in publicly listed companies?

What is the significance of building a truly global Britain according to the text?

What role does free trade play in the vision of the government as described in the text?