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Awarded in 2007, renewed in 2010 Some facts Some facts Percentage female staff by grade (all subjects) Left bar for each grade: 1998/99, right bar: 2006/07 People Science and Policy report for RSC, Feb 2009 Some facts Percentage female staff


  1. Awarded in 2007, renewed in 2010

  2. Some facts

  3. Some facts Percentage female staff by grade (all subjects) Left bar for each grade: 1998/99, right bar: 2006/07 People Science and Policy report for RSC, Feb 2009

  4. Some facts Percentage female staff by grade Percentage female staff by grade Left bar for each grade: 2001/02, right bar: 2006/07 Left bar for each grade: 2001/02, right bar: 2006/07 People Science and Policy report for RSC, Feb 2009

  5. Some facts Percentage female staff by grade Percentage female staff by grade Left bar for each grade: 2001/02, right bar: 2006/07 Left bar for each grade: 2001/02, right bar: 2006/07 People Science and Policy report for RSC, Feb 2009

  6. Percentage female staff by grade Left bar for each grade: 2001/02, right bar: 2006/07 People Science and Policy report for RSC, Feb 2009

  7. Some facts Predicted year of parity (all subjects) People Science and Policy report for RSC, Feb 2009

  8. Some facts RSC Remuneration Survey 2006

  9. Pay problems Women staff Men staff Salary Salary

  10. Policy

  11. The outcomes • Membership of key committees • Open management • Effective dissemination • ‘Inclusiveness’ committee • Resource allocation during leave • PDRA development officer

  12. The outcomes • Flexible working practices - annualised hours, part-time • Scheduling of meetings in core hours • Inclusive departmental social activities • Day to day behaviour

  13. Culture

  14. The evidence

  15. Implicit bias Equality Challenge Unit, UK

  16. Harvard implicit association Science with men 72% 30% 25% 20% 15% Science with women 10% 10% 5% 0%

  17. Culture

  18. Why So Slow? Virginia Valian. MIT Press, 1999.

  19. “Sometimes you just have to wait for the old farts to leave and take their prejudices with them.”

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