Government committed to equality
In her opening of parliament speech on the 18th of November 2009, Her Majesty The Queen outlined the government's commitment to equality as follows:
My government is committed to ensuring everyone has a fair chance in life and will continue to take forward legislation to promote equality, narrow the gap between rich and poor, and tackle discrimination. The Bill will also introduce transparency in the workplace, to help address the differences in pay between men and women.
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Law Society supports firms in developing flexible working
9 December 2011
Law Society research* highlighted a resistance to flexible working within legal firms as 'the single most significant obstacle to women reaching senior roles’ and women are still extremely underrepresented at partner level despite...,p>
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1.09 million women are out of the workforce
16 November 2011
Today’s figures* show that 1.09 million women are now out of a job, a seven per cent increase on the same period last year...
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Is it time to follow your heart?
3 February 2012
Sadly, nobody can really show you the way or the path to follow. They can guide you, but it’s up to you to do it. The very first thing is to start thinking for yourself...
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Network your way back to work
31 January 2012
Combining what you know with who you know may be exactly what you need to land your next job. A general consensus about networking is that it creates a pool of contacts from which you can draw leads, ideas, referrals and information for your job search.
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