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Gender diversity: Allen & Overy faring better than rivals as it reveals 20% pay gap

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Nathalie Tidman
12 March 2018
PayGender diversity

Allen & Overy has become the latest magic circle firm to reveal the sizeable gulf between male and female employee earnings.

The firm on Monday (12 March) published its figures for gender pay brackets ahead of the 4 April deadline required by legislation brought in last year.

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