The ability of the London-based European Medicines Agency to retain and recruit staff over the next few years could be compromised by the decision of the UK to leave the EU, experts suggest. In addition, the jobs of regulatory affairs professionals working in the pharmaceutical industry could be at risk if, as expected, the EMA has to relocate – with companies moving jobs out of the UK and closer to where the agency eventually has its next home.
There is no knowing what compromises will be reached as the UK’s departure from the EU is negotiated in the...








