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Q: Why is the NARS study significant for women in the legal profession?

The research is the first national study of its kind in Australia; The study focuses on the attrition and reengagement of female practitioners in the profession for which there is a comparative lack of research; The report is not solely reliant on qualitative statistical data obtained from the survey; The report findings highlight serious and systemic issues within the culture of the profession; The report findings highlight serious issues preventing men and women from participating fully within the profession.

Q: Why are the findings of the research important for AWL and its members?

The research is the first national study of its kind in Australia; The study focuses on the attrition and reengagement of female practitioners in the profession for which there is a comparative lack of research; The report is not solely reliant on qualitative statistical data obtained from the survey; The report findings highlight serious and systemic issues within the culture of the profession; The report findings highlight serious issues preventing men and women from participating fully within the profession.

Q: What is AWL’s view of the Law Council of Australia Commissioning NARS?

The research is the first national study of its kind in Australia; The study focuses on the attrition and reengagement of female practitioners in the profession for which there is a comparative lack of research; The report is not solely reliant on qualitative statistical data obtained from the survey; The report findings highlight serious and systemic issues within the culture of the profession; The report findings highlight serious issues preventing men and women from participating fully within the profession.

Q: Were the findings of the NARS a surprise to AWL?

The research is the first national study of its kind in Australia; The study focuses on the attrition and reengagement of female practitioners in the profession for which there is a comparative lack of research; The report is not solely reliant on qualitative statistical data obtained from the survey; The report findings highlight serious and systemic issues within the culture of the profession; The report findings highlight serious issues preventing men and women from participating fully within the profession.

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Why is the NARS study significant for women in the legal profession?

Why are the findings of the research important for AWL and its members?

What is AWL’s view of the Law Council of Australia Commissioning NARS?

Were the findings of the NARS a surprise to AWL?

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