Business Leaders Can Lead the Way for LGBTQ Equality in a Dangerous Climate
Business leaders from around the world are gathering this week in Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum 2018.
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HRC Estrena Programa Global de Igualdad Corporativa en Centros Laborales Chilenos
En asociación con Fundación Iguales, HRC amplía su compromiso de garantizar protecciones para trabajadores LGBT en todo el mundo
HRC Launches Global Workplace Program to Rate LGBT Workplace Inclusion in Chile
In new partnership with Fundación Iguales, HRC is expanding its commitment to ensure protections for LGBTQ workers worldwide
HRC Releases 2018 Buyer’s Guide In Time for Holiday Shopping Season
The “Buying for Workplace Equality” guide helps consumers use their dollars to support businesses committed to LGBTQ equality for their employees.
HRC Launches Survey To Capture Workplace Experiences with Paid or Unpaid Leave
HRC launched a major national survey of LGBTQ people’s experiences with taking both paid and unpaid leave from work.
Paid Leave is Critical for People Living With HIV
The LGBTQ community is disproportionately affected by HIV, and inclusive paid leave policies that support LGBTQ people's right to balance both their health, job, and family is a vital protection.
HRC Releases Corporate Equality Index with Record 609 Companies Earning Perfect Scores
Washington - A record number of the nation’s major companies and law firms are advancing vital policies and practices to protect lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) workers around…
HRC Releases Annual Corporate Equality Index with Record 609 Companies Earning Perfect Scores
A record 947 American businesses scored for LGBTQ-inclusive workplace policies.
Paid Leave: An LGBTQ Issue
LGBTQ people in the United States are uniquely impacted by our country’s lack of paid leave. And new research out from the Center for American Progress backs that up.
The Soft Power of Inclusion: LGBTQ Equality in Japan
HRC President Chad Griffin and Goldman Sachs Japan's Naosuke Fujita joined hundreds of LGBTQ business advocates to convene for the now annual Work with Pride summit.
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