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Diversity Data – July 2023

Diversity Data

We take issues like equality and diversity very seriously here at Travlaw. As it happens any law firm regulated by the SRA must collect and publish diversity data on an annual basis.

As such we carried out our latest survey, anonymously, with the team in July 2023 and submitted the data to the SRA that month.

A selection of the key results are as follows:

Age range           % of the team

16-24                     0%

25-34                     8%

35-44                     59%

45-54                     17%

55-64                     8%

65+                         8%

Gender                % of the team

Male                     50%

Female                 50%

Gender in relation to those in professional/managerial roles

Male                     50%

Female                 50%

Disability

0% of the team have a disability according to the definition of the Equality Act.

Ethnicity

58% of the team describe themselves as White British / English / Welsh / Northern Irish / Scottish.

42% of the team described themselves as other ethnic backgrounds, which varied.

Socio-economic background

66% of the team attended a UK state run or funded school (non-selective).

33% of the team attended either UK state run or funded school (selected on academic, faith or other grounds), an Independent fee paying school, or school outside of the UK.

Caring responsibilities

33% of the team have primary carer responsibilities for at least one child.

If you would like any further information about Travlaw, please contact Matt Gatenby, Senior Partner at Matt@Travlaw.co.uk or at 01132 580033.

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