Markerstudy boss warns about possible job cuts in case of a Brexit
Company confirmed potential for Brexit to lead to "large job losses".
Markerstudy group CEO Kevin Spencer has warned staff that jobs could be at risk in the event of a British exit from the European Union.
Spencer sent an email to the company's 4,000 staff explaining that the firm utilises the freedom of business within the EU and urged employees to vote to remain in the Union, according to an article on Kent Online.
Spencer wrote: "If we vote out this all ends. It's true to say we do not have a plan B because nobody knows the result.
"However, what I do know is
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