RIBA launches trial of ethical workplace framework

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Rules could become mandatory for chartered practices from next year

RIBA has invited students, practices and schools of architecture to take part in a trial of an ethical workplace framework designed to ensure students are never made to work unpaid overtime.

The RIBA Compact could become a mandatory membership requirement for the organisation’s chartered practices from January next year.

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