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How to create an inclusive workplace for LGBTQ+
To ensure that all employees feel safe and comfortable, it’s important for organizations to develop clear anti-discrimination policies and then enforce them consistently and fairly, when an employee voices a complaint, be sure to promptly investigate the issue. Another major way to make LGBTQ folksRead more
To ensure that all employees feel safe and comfortable, it’s important for organizations to develop clear anti-discrimination policies and then enforce them consistently and fairly, when an employee voices a complaint, be sure to promptly investigate the issue. Another major way to make LGBTQ folks feel comfortable at work is for employers to take health care benefits a step further and offer a plan that covers and supports your transgender employees. Also, organize diversity and inclusion training for staff at all levels. Creating an inclusive workplace might seem like a huge task. However, you don’t need to do it overnight. It can and should be an evolving process. Start with smaller programs, and continue to build upon them as interest and resources grow. Both employees and customers will notice and appreciate the effort.
See lessAt what age do children develop their sexuality?
Honestly, there is no such thing as too young. Some people are lucky enough to realise who they are and who they like early in life. Then, there are some people who only figure it out years down the road. I figured out my sexuality when I was around 11-12. Then, I know that, even though I was yet coRead more
Honestly, there is no such thing as too young. Some people are lucky enough to realise who they are and who they like early in life. Then, there are some people who only figure it out years down the road. I figured out my sexuality when I was around 11-12. Then, I know that, even though I was yet come out, I liked to talk to my parents about the LGBTQ community and get their opinions on things, so I know if they are okay with the thought of that. Sexuality can be a changing phase, there are lots of times that people’s sexuality have changed. It takes time to figure out, that is why an eleven year old buy may think he likes a girl but end up being gay. It’s a phase that is subjected to change.
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