Female solicitors in private practice earned almost a third less than their male counterparts in 2008, with the gap most noticeable at the senior end.
July 10, 2009 at 11:28 AM
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Female solicitors in private practice earned almost a third less than their male counterparts in 2008, with the gap most noticeable at the senior end.
New research by the Law Society found women in private practice took home 28.9% less than men in the same positions, when differences in their working lives were ignored.
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