Carlos III notifies the dismissal of a hundred workers of Clarence House

King Carlos IIIEuropa PressAmong the dismissed staff there are private secretaries, the communications team, the finance office and domestic staff Those dismissed will be given the possibility of alternative employment in other royal houses King Carlos III has notified the dismissal of almost a hundred workers from Clarence House, his official residence while he was Prince of Wales, at a time when his office and that of the queen consort Camila are moving to Buckingham Palace after the death of Elizabeth II. Up to 100 employees of The royal residence, including some who have worked there for decades, received notice on Monday that they could lose their jobs just as they were moving the kings to their new residence, according to the British newspaper ‘The Guardian’. workers covered include Claren’s private secretaries, communications team, finance office and domestic staff ce House. They received the notification when the first farewell mass was being celebrated in Edinburgh in the presence of the remains of the late queen of England. Most of the staff members had assumed that they would merge into the new king’s house, claiming that they would not be gave them no indication of what might happen until they received a letter from the King’s top aide, Clive Alderton. “Everyone is absolutely furious, including the private secretaries and the most experienced team. late every night since Thursday (the day Elizabeth II died) to come across this. People were visibly shocked by it,” a source close to the workers has detailed to ‘The Guardian’. Alderton has stated that he is aware of that the news is “disturbing” and has ensured that certain personnel who provide “direct, close and personal support and advice” to Carlos and Camila would continue in office. In this sense, the king’s advisor thanked the “long and loyal” service to the workers of Clarence House, and has detailed that the possibility of alternative employment in other royal houses will be given to those people who are dismissed.