T HIS EVENT IS BEING HOSTED BY LINCOLN'S INN. \; Book \;here via Lincoln's Inn.
\n \nJoin the Inns of Court Alliance for W omen (ICAW) for this panel discussion on financial wellbeing followed by a drinks reception.
\n \ nA career at the Bar can be rich and rewarding \, both in financial and non-financial terms\, but it comes with unique challenges that are under-di scussed.
\n \nWomen especially will earn le ss day-to-day than their male counterparts due to the gender pay gap\, an unfair allocation of work\ , overrepresentation in publicly funded work and w ill encounter lower lifetime earnings due to the e ver-present gender pay gap. These issues and more benefit from open discussion and sharing of experi ence.
\n \nThis panel talk will be chaired by Leigh-Ann Mulcahy KC\, the panel brings togethe r the Financial Times’ Consumer Editor\, Claer Bar rett\, and legal professionals from across the jud iciary and the Bar\, representing the diversity of practice at the Bar\, the various stages of caree r progression and the financial decisions that com e along with it.
\n \nThe panel discussion will include:
\n \nThese topics affect a ll who practice at the Bar\, therefore all are war mly encouraged to attend\, regardless of gender.\n \n
The deadline to book for this event is Wednesday 7 October at 12:00.
\n \n DESCRIPTION:\n \n \n \n \n THIS EVENT IS BEING HOSTED BY LINC OLN'S INN. Book here (https://www.lincolnsinn.org. uk/whats-on/the-money-question-navigating-financia l-wellbeing-at-the-bar/) via Lincoln's Inn.\n \n \ n \n Join the Inns of Court Alliance for Women (IC AW) for this panel discussion on financial wellbei ng followed by a drinks reception.\n \n \n \n A ca reer at the Bar can be rich and rewarding\, both i n financial and non-financial terms\, but it comes with unique challenges that are under-discussed.\ n \n \n \n Women especially will earn less day-to- day than their male counterparts due to the gender pay gap\, an unfair allocation of work\, overrepr esentation in publicly funded work and will encoun ter lower lifetime earnings due to the ever-presen t gender pay gap. These issues and more benefit fr om open discussion and sharing of experience.\n \n \n \n This panel talk will be chaired by Leigh-An n Mulcahy KC\, the panel brings together the Finan cial Times’ Consumer Editor\, Claer Barrett\, and legal professionals from across the judiciary and the Bar\, representing the diversity of practice a t the Bar\, the various stages of career progressi on and the financial decisions that come along wit h it.\n \n \n \n The panel discussion will include :\n \n \n \n \n Consideration of macro financial issues for women throughout their working life inc luding: financial decisions around marriage/civil partnership\, divorce\, childbirth\, career transi tion (changing chambers\, taking silk\, going to j udiciary\, etc.).\n Micro financial life hacks li ke budgeting and cash management across different practice areas (experiences from the family\, crim inal\, civil and commercial Bar)\n What saving fo r retirement\, career breaks\, etc. means with low er lifetime earnings.\n \n \n These topics affect all who practice at the Bar\, therefore all are wa rmly encouraged to attend\, regardless of gender.\ n \n \n \n The deadline to book for this event is Wednesday 7 October at 12:00.\n \n \n \n CATEGORIES:OTHER DOMUS CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/London:20261014T180000 DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261014T180000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261014T210000 LOCATION:Ashworth Centre\, Lincoln's Inn\n The Honourable S ociety of Lincoln's Inn\n London\, WC2A 3TL\n Unit ed Kingdom\n URL:https://www.middletemple.org.uk/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=42555 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR