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Furlough scheme extended until end of October
The government’s job retention scheme will be extended until the end of October, chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced
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No-deal Brexit risks destroying Britain’s reputation as world leader in architecture
Freedom of movement has been a vital factor in building up the UK’s global architectural reputation – but this could soon be a thing of the past, argues architect Mark Leeson
How London practices are using loan transfers to save jobs
Kate Youde looks at a new network of London architects which is using an employee loan system to help practices through the highs and lows of business
Architects warn of ‘dull design’ following drop in registrations from EU
Architects are concerned a loss of diversity will lead to ‘boring conversations and dull design’ after the ARB recorded a 42 per cent fall in registrations from non-British EU architects since the Brexit vote
Finding the right staff: how is Brexit affecting recruitment?
With Brexit less than a year away, Colin Marrs looks at the problems practices face with recruitment as applications from EU nationals drop
How will Brexit affect recruitment in architecture?
With the UK’s departure from the EU scheduled to take place in just 12 months’ time, the AJ assembled a panel of directors and partners from leading practices to discuss recruitment and retention of talent. Sponsored by Bespoke Careers
New rules make it even harder to employ non-EU staff
Changes to immigration rules which came into force earlier this month will merely entrench existing reluctance among architects to employ non-European Union staff, according to many in the industry.
MIPIM 2017: the rush to find new markets for UK architecture
FEATURE: The UK’s impending exit from the EU, coupled with fear of a future downturn, has triggered an increased urgency to find new international markets, write Richard Waite and Colin Marrs
Gradon Architecture reveals designs for Mongolian shopping centre
Gradon Architecture has unveiled its design for a £20 million regeneration project in the heart of Mongolia’s capital city