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Industry watchdog report finds women make up just 17 per cent of partners
In charts: 10 years of figures show salary inequality between male and female alumni
Once a tabloid villain, the forward has won praise for his stand against racism
Ex-Lloyd’s of London chief and Deutsche’s UK and Ireland head urge move at FT summit
Alison Rose appointment at RBS will lead to more meaningful comparisons
Many women hit their stride at 50 just as society’s second bias kicks in
Plus: 100 women influential in the UK’s engineering sector
Carrie Gracie: the most urgent question is ‘How do we beat this?’
Many like the flexibility of the gig economy but they sacrifice earnings parity
Helen Brown and Julia Hemmings: ‘It’s important that we are judged together’
It’s still jobs for the boys in Germany. Plus: Carrie Gracie on the fight for equal pay; gig workers’ gender pay gap; 100 women influencing UK engineering; women at the top in banking; female peacekeepers; period pain is a workplace question
Sylvia Ann Hewlett: use common sense to banish fears of gossip
Despite Merkel, the cards are stacked against female managers finding success
‘What should the next generation of women experience in their working lives and what will your generation do to create this?’
The author of 'Diversify' on why employers overlook talented candidates with disabilities
Royal Economic Society is trying to tackle the lack of diversity in the profession
Complaint alleges attorney was passed over for promotion after pregnancy
With only five female chief executives in the FTSE 100, Britain lags behind France
Many report positive experiences but old prejudices are hard to shift
#MeTooPay demands ‘radical action’ in wake of BNP Paribas tribunal case
Campaign group says share of female executives up from less than 10 per cent in 2010
Survey shows women face greater personal scrutiny and receive less money from investors
When it comes to female representation a link to returns is provable
UK-listed law firm aims for its board to be 33% female by 2022
Female appointments also rise in UK according to new report
