Changes to work visa rules mean that, from next month, overseas architects will not be able to work in the UK unless they earn a minimum salary of £38,700 – but is this based on false data of what architects earn, asks Aylin Round
As the list of projects you’ve worked on grows longer, it could be time to consider a different approach to setting out your CV, advises Matthew Turner
A panel of experts discussed how best to manage the recruitment process in a fast-changing market
The latest set of construction statistics shows the industry at a low ebb, with project starts plummeting and one in ten practices nationwide saying they expect to cut staff numbers
Working for a less distinguished name may be more fulfilling and useful for career development than you think, advises Matthew Turner
A sole practitioner realises they are overstretched and need help. Matthew Turner advises on how to hire the right person
The architecture profession is battling ‘huge’ staff shortages caused by Brexit and the pandemic, the RIBA’s Future Trends survey has found
Planned legislation to recognise overseas architects’ professional qualifications in the UK has been widely welcomed
An architect is looking to hire an effective lieutenant for their practice. How can they ensure the recruitment process doesn’t leave them with a dud? Matthew Turner advises
Low recruitment levels mean practices risk missing out on some of the best BAME talent, says Mark Nagle of recruitment firm Urban
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