Mace tells EU staff they have firm’s support in face of hard Brexit...

By Dave Rogers2018-12-12T06:00:00

Chief executive Mark Reynolds says ongoing Brexit uncertainty ‘making it very hard’ for industry to plan properly

Mace is looking into applying for hundreds of visas for its EU staff in the event the UK crashes out of the EU without a deal over Brexit.

Concern that the country will end up leaving the bloc with no deal increased this week after prime minister Theresa May pulled a promised House of Commons vote on the agreement she rubber-stamped with EU leaders last month.

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