|
Month |
Value |
|
Note |
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Apr 07/8 |
16.67% |
|
6/36 One leaver since March (T.G-C.) |
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May 07/8 |
16.67% |
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Jun 07/8 |
16.67% |
|
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Jul 07/8 |
15.79% |
|
6/38 One leaver (ALS) in June, but replaced by another (DF) on next lower pay step. |
|
Aug 07/8 |
16.67% |
|
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|
Sep 07/8 |
19.44% |
|
7/36 One recruit (SE). |
|
Oct 07/8 |
19.44% |
|
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Nov 07/8 |
19.44% |
|
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|
Dec 07/8 |
20.00% |
|
8/40 FTE increase, so DF now included. |
|
Jan 07/8 |
20.51% |
|
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Feb 07/8 |
20.51% |
|
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Mar 07/8 |
20.51% |
|
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Apr 08/9 |
21.05% |
|
8 of 38 |
|
May 08/9 |
21.05% |
|
No posts advertised which would have resulted in an appointment. |
|
Jun 08/9 |
22.22% |
|
No posts advertised which would have resulted in an appointment. There are still the same number of women in top 5%. However, the dividing number has reduced due to leavers. Therefore this shows as an increase. |
|
Jul 08/9 |
21.62% |
|
1 post advertised which could result in an appointment |
|
Aug 08/9 |
22.50% |
|
No posts advertised which would have resulted in an appointment. |
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Sep 08/9 |
21.95% |
|
1 post advertised which could result in an appointment |
|
Oct 08/9 |
21.43% |
|
1 post advertised which could result in an appointment |
|
Nov 08/9 |
23.81% |
|
1 post advertised which could result in an appointment |
|
Dec 08/9 |
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Jan 08/9 |
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Feb 08/9 |
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Mar 08/9 |
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