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International Women’s Day: Embracing equity in the sports industry

By Kate Coppack
March 16, 2023
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  • Employment policies
  • Family friendly rights
  • Maternity leave
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We look at the new maternity policy from the Rugby Football Union and increased pay for Arsenal Women Football Club, as well as how employers can further support women in sport.

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Kate Coppack

About Kate Coppack

Kate is an associate in the People, Reward and Mobility practice in Dentons' Milton Keynes office, with a focus on employment law. Kate advises on both contentious and non-contentious areas of employment law.

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