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Our pre-pandemic salary survey in 2019 was well received and we are still receiving requests for that survey. As such, we are considering completing another salary survey in early 2023, based on 2022 metrics. To be able to provide this to our A/E/C industry, we need the interest of at least 300 companies willing to volunteer their time to complete the survey. This will ensure reliable, unbiased results.
There is absolutely no commitment for you to buy the salary survey, however participants will be eligible to receive the Canadian results at a discounted cost of approximately $115.00. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented challenges to our industry, and we have had to face many uncertainties including work backlogs, staffing needs changes, transition plans, etc. As such, we would like to know what critical metrics you would like added to the salary survey that reflect these changing times. We will try our best to accommodate your requests and incorporate them in our survey. Please let us know what pressing metrics you would like included in the salary survey by completing the attached form. It would mean a great deal if you were able to share this post/announcement with other firms so we can gauge interest and get our participating firms on the salary survey list as soon as possible. If you are interested in participating in the survey, please complete our form by clicking on the button below.
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SDA Canada President, Theresa Papasin is featured on an SDA National post on YouTube and we couldn't be more proud! Click here to watch the short video.   Today, Daily Bread Food Bank in partnership with North York Harvest Food Bank, have released Who's Hungry 2021 - a report profiling hunger in the city of Toronto.
This year’s report reveals there were 1.45 million visits to food banks in the past year, the highest number ever recorded in the city’s history. The report also finds that for the first time, new clients outnumbered existing clients at Toronto food banks. With 1 in 3 food bank clients reporting having gone an entire day without eating, we need to advocate for systemic change. Join us for a webinar discussion on Thursday, November 25 at 12:30pm EST, on how we can move from crisis to resilience as we discuss our calls to action. Please click here to register. Our thanks to Peter Straszynski for this informative presentation regarding vaccination rights. Below are the links to his publications that were presented at the coffee time session.
Ontario Human Rights Commission on Vaccination Exemptions: "Personal Preferences" and "Singular Beliefs" Against Vaccination not Protected by Human Rights Legislation Refusal to Vaccinate: Disentitlement to EI Benefits and “Just Cause”  Astley Gilbert is now producing the following physical distancing items: floor graphics, face-shields, an plastic barriers at discounted pricing. Contact your Astley Gilbert representative for more details or visit: https://astleygilbert.com/.
To serve their clients, ten Ontario locations are open. This follows the Ontario Government order which allows certain businesses to remain open, in order to support essential services, such as: health care, pharmaceutical, food and beverage, transit, regional municipalities, government agencies, financial institutions, automotive, property management and construction. From all of us at the SDA, we appreciate the efforts of the Astley Gilbert team in making this equipment available to protect our essential service workers and our community. Pritzker Prize 2020: Irish duo's win marks rare victory for women in the 'Nobel of architecture'. Read the full article here. Donald Schmitt, principal with Diamond Schmitt Architects, recently received the Order of Canada. Read about his outstanding achievement in this article from Commercial Daily News.  The Call for Entries is open as of Thursday February 28, 2019. Program information is available at www.toronto.ca/tuda. Designers, developers, project owners, community groups, design students and others are invited to enter eligible projects no later than 12:00p.m., noon on April 29, 2019. Submission categories include: elements, private buildings in context, public buildings in context, small open spaces, large places or neighbourhood designs, visions and master plans, and student projects.  |
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