EMA: More staff than anticipated quit ahead of Brexit relocation
The EMA says it will further scale back operations as staff who do not intend to relocate to Amsterdam next year begin to depart the agency.
“The temporary cuts in activities are required because it has also become clear that the agency will lose more staff than initially anticipated,” the EMA says, noting that it expects staff departures to accelerate as the move to Amsterdam in March 2019 approaches.
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