As the architectural profession emerges from the constraints brought on by the pandemic and move forward in re-opening offices and public operations, we all have questions about the legal and cultural implications of this change. AIA California has asked legal and human resources professionals in addition to several member groups to gather the best thinking in response to these Frequently Asked Questions and provide you with insight as you consider next steps in returning to the office.
Join us Noon, May 18 to hear the best practices and have some of your concerns addressed and questions answered.
And visit this post to read the Practice Advisory in full.
(Watching video recordings of past webinars does not give the opportunity to receive any AIA LUs / CE credit.)
AIA California is dedicated to serving its members, and uniting all architecture professionals in the design of a more just, equitable and resilient future through advocacy, education and political action. It celebrates more than 75 years of service and, today, is composed of more than 11,000 members across the state.
