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A new look for not Brexit but for Bexit, Kexit, Texit, Sexit or Ugexit. This book sets out a valid legal knowledge need for Uganda on the understanding of the challenges and constraints facing the free movement of labour in the regional integration process as provided for under the Protocol on the Establishment of the East African Community Common Market Protocol. The Community comprising of Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda, is a regional integration which seeks to spur economic growth and development, through trade and competitiveness. This makes free movement of labour to be a critical component in the attainment of regional competitiveness and efficiency in the integration process.