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 Launch of IGLTA Tripping Network Gives LGBT Travelers an Easy Way to Connect
Keeping members safe is a top priority, therefore Tripping offers a wide range of safety mechanisms through its TripSafe Program Tripping, a social travel site with members in more than 100 countries, announced the launch of the IGLTA Tripping Network, a platform that allows LGBT travelers to connect with each other for conversation, shared cups of coffee and even home stays all around the world. The site is free and its mission is to make the world a better place through cultural exchange. Read On...
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| Leadership: Empowering Your LGBT Workforce Means More Business
By Nicki Gilmour, Founder and CEO of Evolved Employer
The business rationale for creating and maintaining an LGBT inclusive workplace, much like the business case for gender equality, boils down to one very simple thing: your top performers come in all stripes.
As a leader, it is your job to create a meritocratic culture, because the business case for workplace diversity and inclusion is, frankly, about business. At the recent Out on the Street event, around 170 LGBT executives from Wall Street firms gathered to discuss Wall Street as an employer. Not historically known for being a gay friendly industry, we explored how to make Wall Street an employer of choice for the LGBT community.
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QGuide.com Presents a New Promotion Targeting Gay & Lesbian Travelers
Winner receives great travel benefits QGuide.com is pleased to present a new promotion targeting gay & lesbian travelers, the "Fly Me Anywhere in the Big Gay World" campaign. Designed to increase awareness of their recently redesigned Gay Travel & Social Networking site, the team at QGuide.com have put together both a website and an incentive package that is rival to none when encouraging new members worldwide to join, create their profiles, discover new gay destinations and meet one another as well. Read on...
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ANTI-TRANS DISCRIMINATION IN MASSACHUSETTS COST MILLIONS
New Williams Institute Study Finds Employment Discrimination Against Transgender Residents of Massachusetts Costs Millions Each Year
A new research study released today by The Williams Institute on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Law and Public Policy shows that employment discrimination against transgender residents of Massachusetts likely costs the Commonwealth millions of dollars each year. These costs are the result of reduced income tax revenue, expenditures on public assistance programs, and other costs. The added cost to the Commonwealth for public health insurance coverage alone is $3 million annually due to employment discrimination against transgender workers. |
ACLU Asks Court To Rule In Challenge To Tax Law That Treats Gay Families Unfairly Three Same-Sex Couples Filed Lawsuit Against State Of Alaska And Municipality Of Anchorage Last Year The American Civil Liberties Union and the ACLU of Alaska filed a motion for summary judgment in a lawsuit challenging the state's tax-assessment rules, which discriminate against same-sex couples by denying them equal access to a property tax exemption for senior citizens and disabled veterans. Those who qualify and who live with same-sex partners are only permitted, at most, half of the exemption available to opposite-sex married couples because they are treated as roommates rather than as families. Read on... |
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