Diversity Data Report 2017 - QualitySolicitors Knight Polson
We are required to collect, report and publish data on the diversity of our workforce. This data is confirmed below.
Total number of respondents: 31
Role Category
Solicitor (Sole Practitioner, Partner, Member or Director) | 10% |
Solicitor | 39% |
Other fee earning role | 6% |
Role directly supporting a fee earner | 29% |
Managerial role | 3% |
IT/HR/other corporate services role | 10% |
Prefer not to say | 3% |
Diversity
Age bands (age in years)
16-24 | 6% |
25-34 | 23% |
35-44 | 26% |
45-54 | 13% |
55-64 | 29% |
Prefer not to say | 3% |
Gender
Female | 74% |
Male | 26% |
Consider gender indentity to be different from that associated with sex as registered at birth
Yes | 3% |
No | 97% |
Partners / Directors / Members / employees with disabilities (according to the definition in the Equality Act 2010)
No | 100% |
Partners / Directors / Members / employees with a health problem or disability which has lasted, or is expected to last, at least 12 months (according to the definition in the Equality Act 2010)
Yes | 3% |
No | 97% |
Ethnic groups
Asian /Asian British | 3% |
Mixed / multiple ethnic groups | 3% |
White | 91% |
Prefer not to say | 3% |
Religion or Belief
No religion or belief / Atheist | 29% |
Christian | 59% |
Sikh | 3% |
Any other religion | 3% |
Prefer not to say | 6% |
Sexual orientation
Heterosexual/straight | 97% |
Gay woman/lesbian | 3% |
Socio-economic background (education) and caring responsibilities
Education: attendance at State or fee paying school between the ages of 11 to 18
UK State School | 84% |
UK Independent/Fee-paying School | 13% |
Prefer not to say | 3% |
Education: Those attending University (to study a BA, BSc course or higher) where they were the first generation in their family to do so
Yes | 39% |
No | 22% |
Did not attend University | 39% |
Caring responsibilities: Those who are the primary carer for a child or children under 18
Yes | 26% |
No | 74% |
Those who look after, or give any help or support to family members, friends, neighbours or others because of either long-term physical or mental ill-health / disability or problems related to old age
No | 91% |
Yes, 1 - 19 hours a week | 9% |