Disproportionality in the Professions: Working together to understand and respond to discrimination and prejudice

Debbie Ellen; Tom Fegan; Karen Hassell; Tine Munk; Ellen Schafheutle; Liz Seston; Graham Smith

Disproportionality in the Professions: Working together to understand and respond to discrimination and prejudice

Debbie Ellen, Tom Fegan, Karen Hassell, Tine Munk, Ellen Schafheutle, Liz Seston, Graham Smith

The University of Manchester

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Abstract

A report of pump priming research on disproportionality on grounds of ethnicity in employment and regulatory practices in the police, legal, medical and pharmacy professions.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	http://www.law.manchester.ac.uk/manreg/
Number of pages	180
Publication status	Published - 29 Nov 2013

Keywords

disporportionality
discrimination
ethnicity
recrutiment
progression
retention
regulation

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