Rogers says Brexit eating into workloads

By Dave Rogers2019-06-20T05:00:00

Cheesegrater architect warns turnover will fall again this year after slipping 10% in 2018

Richard Rogers’ practice has again flagged up worries about recruiting staff from the EU when the UK leaves the bloc at the end of October.

And Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP) admitted that workloads, which fell 10% in 2018, look set to fall further this year with the architect warning that the ongoing impasse over Brexit and the “ever-changing fashion for constructing buildings” are eating into its turnover.

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