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Employment Policies: Adding Gender Identity as a Protected Category

Public Opinion on Workplace Protections Based on Gender Identity

According to a 2007 survey conducted by Peter D. Hart Research Associates, Inc., 72 percent of Americans agree that fairness is a basic American value and employment decisions should be based solely on qualifications and job performance, including for transgender people.

Diversity Training on Gender Identity and Gender Expression

To ensure compliance with employment policies, all employees should at a minimum have clear guidance regarding appropriate workplace behavior and the consequences of failing to comply with anti-discrimination policies that include gender identity.

Discrimination Against Transgender Workers

Unchecked bias has clear costs. According to the Level Playing Field Institute, more than 2 million professionals and managers leave workplaces each year due to unfairness, costing U.S. employers $64 billion annually.

Transgender Inclusion in the Workplace: Recruitment, Retention and Productivity

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