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Make admits Australian lay-offs as turnover drops 8 per cent
Make has said it made ‘a few’ of its Australia-based staff redundant earlier this year, after seeing an 8 per cent drop in revenue last year
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RIBA looks to shed staff and sell property to close £8m deficit
The RIBA is set to cut jobs and sell its London offices at 76 Portland Place in a bid to tackle an £8 million budget deficit
RSHP to axe up to 30 jobs, blaming Brexit and coronavirus
Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners has said coronavirus and the possibility of a no-deal Brexit are both to blame for its decision to make 25-30 staff members redundant
Darling Associates puts northern office into liquidation
Darling Associates has placed its northern office into voluntary liquidation. About 24 staff are expected to lose their jobs
Architects call for sale of Michelangelo artwork to protect jobs at Royal Academy
Architects have urged the Royal Academy of Art to sell a prized marble by Michelangelo to protect jobs and outreach activities as the body faces up to the devastating effects of the pandemic on its finances
More practices cut jobs as RIBA survey predicts one in five will shed staff
A survey by the RIBA has revealed that 19 per cent of practices expect to reduce the number of staff they employ in the next three months
Coronavirus impact survey: pay cuts, shorter hours and returning to the office
The AJ unpicks the findings from its latest bellwether survey of the profession and finds an industry much changed
Coronavirus crisis: Big-name practices shed staff
Top-ranked AJ100 practices have confirmed to the AJ they are having to let staff go due to a slowdown in workloads caused by the coronavirus crisis
Aecom to axe 500 jobs in the UK and Ireland
Aecom is to cut up to 500 jobs in the UK and Ireland as it begins a restructuring of the business
Pascall+Watson expects to cut workforce despite bumper profit in 2019
Pascall+Watson has said it expects to cut jobs when the furlough scheme ends, despite reporting a sharp increase in profit for 2019