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Find out more about the work of inquest lawyers in our Talking Law podcast, hosted by Dr Sally Penni MBE. Listen here: Micheal Mansfield KC: http://ow.ly/XJrr30sIoUR Leslie Thomas KC: http://ow.ly/m3v930sIoUS Bernard Richmond KC: http://ow.ly/EcGp30sIoUT Full catalogue: http://ow.ly/RkyF30sIoUU #TalkingLaw #podcast #WomenintheLawUK #legalpodcast #lawpodcast #SallyPenni #TalkingLawPodcast #inquest #lawyer #law

Dr Sally Penni MBE interviews Michael Mansfield KC, who has represented defendants in some of the most controversial legal cases the country has seen, in our Talking Law podcast. Listen now: http://ow.ly/WpuM30sItx2 #TalkingLaw #podcast #KC #barrister #CivilLiberties #HumanRights #law #lawcareer #WomenintheLawUK #lawyer #lawpodcast #Grenfell #StephenLawrence #sallypenni #sallypennimbe #barristeratlaw #lawpodcast #talkinglawpodcast #careers #lawcareers

Dr Sally Penni MBE interviews inspirational discrimination campaigner Joeli Brearley from Pregnant Then Screwed in The Law and Guidance Podcast - listen here: http://ow.ly/POSm30sI6MO #LawandGuidance #podcast #SallyPenni #PregnantThenScrewed #pregnancylaw #maternity #Law #Barrister #education #learning #professionaldevelopment #lawfirms #legalexpert #practiceoflaw

Silk star Maxine Peake tells Dr Sally Penni MBE how she prepared for the role of Martha Costello and other highlights of her career in our Talking Law podcast. Click here to listen now: http://ow.ly/CCa030sItx1 #TalkingLaw #podcast #SallyPenni #lawyers #barrister #lawsociety #lawstudent #lawfirms #legalcareer #Silk #actress #MarthaCostello #KC #MaxinePeake

Dr Sally Penni MBE presents her 'Law and Guidance Podcast' series, discussing the actual laws themselves and how they impact our lives. Click here to find out more: http://ow.ly/Mz8230sI6MM #LawandGuidance #podcast #SallyPenni #CriminalLaw #Law #Barrister #education #learning #professionaldevelopment #lawfirms #legalexpert #practiceoflaw #UKLaw

Lisa Su has made history as the first woman ever named TIME CEO of the Year. In 2020, she also broke barriers by becoming the highest-paid CEO globally, a testament to her groundbreaking leadership in the male-dominated tech industry. Under her guidance, AMD has flourished, challenging industry giants and driving innovation in high-performance computing and AI. Su’s achievements not only highlight her strategic brilliance but also pave the way for more women in tech!

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Bridget Phillipson was asked about our Class Pay Gap research in Parliament today. 👇 Natasha Irons MP asked the Minister for Women and Equalities whether the government would consider mandating large organisations to monitor socioeconomic background to give social mobility the attention it deserves. 👏 Professionals from working-class backgrounds are paid an average of £6,287 – or 12% – less per year than their more privileged peers in the same occupations. That means someone from a working-class background could be almost £30,000 worse off by the end of this parliament – around the cost of a typical degree. We’re pleased to hear Bridget Phillipson encourage businesses and organisations to collect data in order to tackle inequality. But we’re asking the government to go a step further and make all large employers report socioeconomic data for their workforces. This will level the playing field across sectors and give us the data we need to understand and fix the Class Pay Gap, breaking down barriers to opportunity and unlocking the growth our country desperately needs.