At the meeting of the European Medicines Agency’s (EMA) management board last week, the topic of the move to Amsterdam and its impact on business and staff, along with other Brexit-related business, dominated the agenda.
The agency’s staff currently find themselves residing at a temporary building in the Dutch city while the building of the new site – supposedly ready in the next six months – goes on.
These staff are the ones that have actually made the move to Amsterdam, that is. The EMA anticipates that it will lose around 20% to 25% in total because of the move from London.
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