U.K.'s May Talks Gig Economy as Brexit Worries Business

The transcript discusses the political and economic climate surrounding Brexit, focusing on Theresa May's attempts to address worker rights and the gig economy. It highlights the Labour Party's strategic position on Brexit and the business community's concerns about economic impacts. The discussion also covers the government's response to these concerns and the potential influence of business leaders like Jamie Dimon on shaping Brexit to be more business-friendly.

What was the main criticism of Theresa May's approach by the Labour Party?

• She ignored the concerns of the business community.

• She was too aggressive in her policies.

• She lacked new ideas and sought advice from others.

• She focused too much on international issues.

Why is the Labour Party cautious about forming a clear position on Brexit?

• They are focused on other domestic issues.

• They have already formed a clear stance but are keeping it secret.

• They are waiting for the Conservative Party to make the first move.

• They want to keep their options open and avoid early commitments.

What is Jeremy Corbyn's perceived stance on Brexit?

• He is a strong supporter of the EU.

• He is indifferent to Brexit.

• He is actively campaigning against Brexit.

• He is not strongly opposed to Brexit.

What concern does Jamie Dimon express regarding Brexit?

• The lack of support from the UK government.

• The impact on international trade agreements.

• The possibility of losing hundreds of jobs.

• The potential for increased taxes on businesses.

How are businesses trying to influence the Brexit process?

• By forming alliances with other EU countries.

• By threatening to relocate their headquarters.

• By lobbying for more favorable trade deals.

• By engaging with government officials like Philip Hammond.