>On another note, this is going to suck for "low-skilled" brits who want to move around the EU as I assume EU put some symmetry to this. Many EU countries have

>On another note, this is going to suck for "low-skilled" brits who want to move around the EU as I assume EU put some symmetry to this. Many EU countries have such high unemployment that they shouldn't be facilitating low-skilled foreign workers in the first place. I noticed a lot of young English and Australian people working in Italy, in the tourist areas, when I was there last. I understand that having the language (of tourists) is an attractive value proposition in exchange for low wages, but when the rate of unemployment for young Italians is so high, it felt very off to see them filling those positions.