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Hogan Lovells International - Think, Act, Report case study

A summary of how Hogan Lovells International are looking to redress the fact that although they maintain a broadly even split of female and …

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19 September 2012

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A summary of how Hogan Lovells International are looking to redress the fact that although they maintain a broadly even split of female and male trainees, a disproportionate number of men progress to senior levels.

Date: Wed Sep 19 15:33:25 BST 2012

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Published 19 September 2012