Almost 10% of RIBA staff could be facing redundancy

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Institute announces more job losses in bid to plug £8m deficit

The RIBA has announced a second wave of redundancies as the institute attempts to balance its books.

More than 20 jobs are expected to go this spring in an effort to plug an £8m trading deficit, just as a £20m project to revamp its art deco headquarters has been announced.

The institute declined to reveal details of departments involved or exact numbers but Building Design understands that more than 7% of staff are facing redundancy.

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