Things are changing – quickly!

By Christy Zweig Niehues The rapidly changing economic conditions we’re experiencing are putting salary pressure on AEC firms. The U.S. economy grew 5.7 percent in 2021, the fastest rate since 1984, and a rate which only accelerated into 2022. A report from the the U.S. Labor Department in April 2022 stated that its consumer price […] The post Things are changing – quickly! appeared first on Civil + Structural Engineer magazine.

UK ranked second-best country to be a construction worker

The UK has been ranked as the second-best country in the world to be a construction worker, based on average salary, the cost of living and the rate of accidents. The post UK ranked second-best country to be a construction worker appeared first on Construction Manager.

Morgan Sindall report recommends employees set their own salary

Giving new recruits the ability to set their own salaries and bonuses could help the industry hire and retain younger workers, according to a new report. Research by Morgan Sindall Construction, HBD (formerly Henry Boot Developments) and Gleeds found that fewer than a third of… The post Morgan Sindall report recommends employees set their own salary appeared first on Construction News.

Salary row sees RIBA president step down from board

Bust-up with chief executive goes public

The truth about AJ100 practices’ Covid slowdown

The Architects’ JournalThe truth about AJ100 practices’ Covid slowdown Falling revenues, staff reductions and an absolute drop in salary levels are just some of the repercussions of the pandemic reported in the latest survey of AJ100 practices. PLUS We reveal the full AJ100 2021 ranking The post The truth about AJ100 practices’ Covid slowdown appeared first on The Architects’ JournalRichard Waite

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