Using a job tracker which counts job announcements by City companies, EY has predicted that 12,500 jobs will move away from London on the first day the UK departs from the EU. The number of roles affected has fallen from the 10,500 predicted a year ago, however the nature of the roles has changed to more so-called "front room" staff - those dealing with clients, not just administrative roles as originally predicted.
Using a job tracker which counts job announcements by City companies, EY has predicted that 10,500 jobs will move away from London on the first day the UK departs from the EU. The number of roles affected has fallen from the 12,500 predicted a year ago, however the nature of the roles has changed to more so-called "front room" staff - those dealing with clients, not just administrative roles as originally predicted.