It has been almost three years since the AIA published
the 1999 AIA Compensation Survey Reportan
industry standard, and the most comprehensive national survey on architect
compensation. The new 2002 survey will provide compensation data for all
nine regions of the country, plus most states and metro areas. An expanded
benefits section will offer up-to-date information on medical, dental,
and vision-care insurance; life insurance, retirement savings, and profit-sharing
plans; continuing education reimbursements; vacation leave; and much more.
The AIA has engaged William M. Mercer Inc., a human
resources consulting firm, to conduct this fully electronic survey of
compensation and benefits practices among AIA member-owned firms. Participation
is vital for the success of this study. Answers will be kept in strict
confidence by Mercer and the AIA, and reported only when grouped with
all other responses. No data from any individual firm will be released.
Take the time to complete and submit this electronic
survey to Mercer by Friday, April 12.
If you have any questions or concerns about this project, please call
Mercer, 800-333-3070.
For your participation, the AIA will send you a
summary of the survey results as soon as they are available. You also
will be able to receive the full survey for the participant rate of $75
(almost half off the non-participant member rate).
Your response will greatly benefit you and all AIA
members. We thank you in advance for your time.
Copyright 2002 The American Institute of Architects.
All rights reserved.
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