RIBA Launches Employment Policy Statement for Architects

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has published a policy statement on employment practice for its members; the policy has been developed in association with Workplace Law.

The first stage, approved by the RIBA Council in May 2004, is a concise policy statement that encourages employment best practice and emphasises the business as well as the social case for adopting good employment practice in architecture.

The policy will be expanded upon in a new Employment Best Practice g... (234 more words)

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