Bank Executive Questions Discrimination, Gets Fired
A gay bank employee in Texas is suing his local branch after years of unequal treatment and eventually being fired based on his sexual orientation.
Trans Workplace Rights Still Murky
Nine out of 10 Americans mistakenly believe that there is a federal law that prohibits employers from firing someone because the individual is gay or transgender, according to
Too Little, Too Late on Gender Identity Protections?
As the political frenzy over job creation and unemployment heightens, comprehensive gender identity employment protections remain elusive.
Going Corporate: It Gets Better
Some companies not only assure that their employees safe and welcome at work, they also want to let young people know that life does indeed get better after high school.
Keisling: Obama Plan Good for Trans People
The jobs proposal announced by President Obama Thursday may be particularly helpful to transgender Americans, who are “disproportionately likely to be among the long-term unemployed,” says Mara Keisling, executive director of the National Center for Transgender Equality.
Dream Gigs for Young Gays
They're young, they have briefcases, and according to a survey of 10,000 U.S. job-seekers with less than eight years of work experience, most of the places they want to work do good by LGBT employees.
Raising the Bar for Trans Hiring Practices
COMMENTARY: Executive search consultant Joseph McCormack says corporate America has made great strides in LGB inclusion but needs work a little bit harder to include the T.
Korn Ferry States Rights
Marti Smye she says she found out the hard way what happens when you live in a state that offers no protections for gay employees when the Florida woman sold her business to a California-based company.
The Coolest Jobs
Nobody denies that the 9-to-5 is so much more bearable when you love what you do, but is there really such a thing as a perfect job? Here are 23 LGBT people who answer that with a resounding YES!
The State of the Unions Gay Guest
As the president gears up for his first State of the Union Address, a gay business owner from Indiana makes the trek to Washington, D.C., to sit with the first lady.
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