Stansted architect says CVs from EU applicants drying up

By Dave Rogers2019-05-13T05:00:00

Pascall + Watson says Brexit now ‘one of our significant areas of concern’

The specialist transport architect behind a new £150m arrivals terminal at London Stansted Airport has said the number of CVs sent in to the firm last year from EU citizens dropped markedly.

Pascall + Watson said trying to reassure those EU staff already working for it in the face of the ongoing Brexit impasse had “become one of our most significant areas of concern”.

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