Inclusion Key to Creating Safe LGBT Work Space
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Last month, a mass shooting inside the Orlando nightclub Pulse led to the massacre of 49 people, along with 51 others who were wounded. As the LGBT community mourned in the days following this tragedy, a common notion shared by many was that Pulse, and other clubs like it, have served as places where people who are LGBT have the freedom and safety to be themselves, a nod to the community's struggle toward complete equality and acceptance.
As more companies focus on creating diverse and inclusive workplaces, what can be done to create work environments that are truly accepting of its LGBT employees? Professors Sarah Kaplan and Geoff Leonardelli from the University of Toronto take a look at LGBT inclusion in this article from The Star.
