Linklaters bows to pressure and restates gender pay gap figures with partners included
Magic circle firm reveals pay gap stretches from 23% to 60% with inclusion of partners
March 29, 2018 at 11:10 AM
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Linklaters has revealed the gender pay gap within its partnership, amid growing calls for law firms to be more transparent about pay disparities among their senior ranks.
The firm, which last month became the first of the magic circle to file its gender pay gap report, revealing a pay gap of 23% for non-partner employees, has now announced that when including partners, the overall gender pay gap for all employees and lawyers rises to 60.3%.
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