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RIBA defends handling of ‘buried’ bullying report

By 2022-07-18T10:20:00

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Staff workshops held last year said to have uncovered “unhealthy” working conditions

RIBA has defended its handling of an internal report into bullying after claims from people connected to the institute that it had been “buried”.

Two sources have told Building Design that the findings of an “investigation” carried out by external HR advisor Sue Baker in May 2021 were delivered to RIBA’s board but not shared with staff, despite expectations that it would be.

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