EASA's HQ is in Cologne, so which surburb of BRU is that?
Actually, many of the early national CAA employees have finished and together with a lack of budget many posts are vacant.
Some ex EU employees have moved over to EASA as the political process requires some adeptness at steering things through that well known suburb of Koln, Brussels.
The EASA website contains lots of job vacancies, so why don't you apply, IO?
Like it or lump it we're stuck with 'em. But take a leaf at of the Campaigns book and engage with EASA to try and steer them back to a sensible course?
Sir George Cayley