That's not what free movement of labour means.Boro Boy wrote: ↑Wed Aug 21 2019 6:01pmThese are the benefits of free movement of labour. Whilst Albania is not part of the EU it is practically an open border with Greece and entry to Italy is just as easy; once inside the EU they seem to home in on London with little resistance getting here... This is were the easy money is!
It means that you could get a job in (for example) Germany just as easily as a German, or Italian. There would be no additional paperwork or visa requirements.
Your UK/EU passport enables this. An Albanian passport does not.
From November, you will no longer be able to do this. You will only be able to work in the UK without a visa or work permit. The Germans meanwhile will struggle on, able to freely source employees from only 27 neighbouring countries.
I think you were conflating free movement of labour with the Schengen Zone, which is the ability of EU Nationals to move freely across European borders with minimal border checks. You will recall that the UK is not party to this arrangement, which is why every UK citizen must show their passport on entry/exit to the UK. We can stop anyone we like at our border if we suspect them of wrongdoing. Brexit will not change this.