Since Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II passed away, Buckingham Palace has revealed the royal household is undergoing changes – what will happen to the employees' jobs?
September 21, 2022 - 11:55 BST Rachel Avery Since Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II passed away on 8 September there have been lots of changes within the monarchy, including the late Queen's eldest son King Charles III being proclaimed the new sovereign. But how will this major change affect the Queen's loyal employees?It has been reported that a number of staff members are currently in a consultation period about their jobs due to the shake up within the household.
Her Majesty had a very close core of loyal employees, many of which formed part of the HMS bubble who stayed with her at Windsor Castle during the coronavirus lockdown period. This news comes as reports suggest King Charles will dramatically overhaul the monarch during his reign, looking to streamline the number of working royals and potentially turn some of the royal palaces into self-sufficient museums for royal fans.King Charles III is planning big changes
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