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Essentially yes. If workers can travel freely between locations then there's no geographic element to bargaining power, every worker gets the same wage. This is good, if you believe that white people are paid off with an illicit share of the wages of black and brown people
Leftists generally do believe this, and in more or less explicitly racial terms - otherwise China would come up way more often as an "imperialist" power.
Having a Pole or Croat who can accept Polish or Balkan wages for work in England drives down the price of that labor for locals - especially locals who have debt denominated in pounds that was borrowed on the expectation of getting a 'standard' wage (even more pointed in the US)
Perhaps. I think this is a fair description of the underpinnings of wokeism and the prevailing (failing) “climate justice” platforms. These are politics trapped in a civil society model and thus gain traction among capitalists acting as “well meaning” individuals.
Additionally I believe the EU provides that labor law moves with workers, so a dispute between a London trader and his Polish nanny would be settled under Polish law
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