IfA news

Following discussion at IfA Council and elsewhere on the future of IfA minimum salary recommendations, Council tasked a working group consisting of representatives of Council, IfA’s Working Practices and Registered Organisations Committees, Diggers Forum and Responsible Post Holders to investigate the potential to develop recommendations for remuneration packages including ‘reasonable’ starting salary ranges for the different IfA grades of membership. The salary benchmarking report was also updated.

IfA is now seeking member views on this matter.

A new member of staff, A.N. Other, has joined the IfA team in the role of X Assistant.

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These day schools, which are free to CBA and AIA members who comment on listed buildings, are continuing into 2010.

The north-east regional day school will be held at the Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineering in Newcastle on Tuesday November 24th, 2009, with talks on the coal and salt industry and the recording of engineering buildings, with a field visit round the Stephenson Quarter.