By Tim Ferguson
Published: Tuesday 04 September 2007
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The fact that 5.7% of women resigned means nothing without something to compare it too - how many men resigned in the same time? Of those, how many left the industry and how many simply moved on? High resignation figures may be a sign of a fluid market, with people changing jobs rather than being promoted internally. The statistics presented in this report seem very one sided and deliberately misleading without giving matching statistics for men.
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The fact that 5.7% of women resigned means nothing...
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