Household staff who served King Charles as heir to the throne have already been told they could lose their jobs, drawing criticism from a union that called the move “heartless” before Queen Elizabeth II is even buried.
Charles, who succeeded his mother following her death last Thursday, and his wife Camilla, the Queen Consort, are preparing to move their official offices to Buckingham Palace. It is not clear whether the 317-year-old building will become the King’s official residence, or if he will continue to reside in Clarence House, his London for nearly two decades.
