Looks like clientco is moving its head office from London to Brussels

[sasguru]

Entirely due to Brexit. I know it's one of many.

[northernladyuk]

Entirely due to Brexit. I know it's one of many.

[Mordac]

Entirely due to Brexit. I know it's one of many.

Is there a very good reason for the move? E.g. they are Juncker's preferred wine merchant and will definitely lose that contract unless they move.

[northernladyuk]

Is there a very good reason for the move? E.g. they are Juncker's preferred wine merchant and will definitely lose that contract unless they move.

Or perhaps they're not deluded cretins like you.

[jamesbrown]

Or perhaps they're not deluded cretins like you.

With such passion, none of your tricks looked at you ever.

[Mordac]

Or perhaps they're not deluded cretins like you.

Oh, touched a nerve did we?

[BlasterBates]

https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...itain-brussels

They will talk of “transition” tonight, after she has left the room. Remainers cling to a long “transition” in the hope something will turn up. But listen to business begging for more time and they only want the extra time to move companies across the Channel. Transition is just a longer plank, but we still walk off it in the end.

absolutely

[AtW]

Is there a very good reason for the move? E.g. they are Juncker's preferred wine merchant and will definitely lose that contract unless they move.

If you move early then you'd get better choice of offices and lower leases.

[jamesbrown]

https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...itain-brussels



absolutely

Did you read AEP in the Telegraph t'other day ("dangerous diplomatic fiction")? He was spot on, I thought.

[AtW]

If you move early then you'd get better choice of offices and lower leases.

It will also be easier to hire qualified staff and give more time to your local UK staff to sell their tulip and evacuate whilst the border is still open.