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Around 100 loyal staffers for King Charles III have been warned they may lose their jobs as his office moves to Buckingham Palace — leaving them “visibly shaken” and “absolutely livid,” according to a report.
The employees — some of whom have worked for Charles for decades — received official written notice that their jobs were on the line during a service of thanks for Queen Elizabeth II on Monday, according to The Guardian.
The at-risk staffers are those based at Clarence House, the former royal household for the 73-year-old new monarch that is just walking distance from his new HQ, Buckingham Palace.
The new king’s top aide, Sir Clive Alderton, told staff that “the portfolio of work previously undertaken in this household supporting the former Prince of Wales’s personal interests, former activities and household operations will no longer be carried out” there.
That means, “the household … at Clarence House will be closed down,” he warned in a letter seen by The Guardian.
