Content overview: “Most London architecture studios fail to pay London Living Wage to Part I assistants, surv”. The Pay 100's fifth annual salary survey has revealed that the majority of London-based architecture studios do not pay Part I architectural assistants the London Living Wage. The London Living Wage, currently set at £13.15 per hour, is a voluntary rate calculated by the Living Wage Foundation to re The London Living Wage, currently set at £13.15 per hour, is a voluntary rate calculated by the Living Wage Foundation to reflect the real cost of living in the capital.
Part I assistants, typically students or recent graduates completing their first year of practical experience, are often among the lowest-paid workers in architecture firms. The survey's findings highlight a significant gap between the profession's public commitments to social value and the financial realities faced by junior staff. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.