Useful
Websites
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To
help employers and employees to understand the laws, Stonewall
has produced two guides for employers and employees, along
with some answers to frequently asked questions about the
legislation changes.
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Step Forward provides
a free and confidential service to young people aged 11-25, living
in and around Tower Hamlets. They offer independent information,
advice, counselling and personal development training. For young
people from all sections of the community regardless of their race,
gender, disability, sexuality, religious, political and cultural
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Diversity Milkround is the graduate employment
site aimed at breaking down barriers. Bringing you details of graduate
vacancies with leading employers - all of whom are champions of
diversity. |
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UNISON is the
trade union for people delivering public services, with
online
resources on LGBT equality and Job
Search Resources for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender
People.
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The Gay Business Association (GBA)
was established in 1983 by a group of gay and lesbian business people.
The GBA is a kind of gay chamber of commerce, providing advice to
gay businesses as diverse as gay solicitors in Manchester, gay pet
supplies in Brighton and gay web design companies in London. |
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Prospects is a website
that includes information on marketing yourself and finding employers
who will positively consider your application. It contains case
studies, sample CVs and lists of resources. It also presents sections
on:
sexuality
and sexual orientation
and transsexual
and transgender issues
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Connexions
London East give people, aged 13-19, help and guidance
on the issues that affect them. Whether in school, home or social
life their aim is to get you connected with one of their Personal
Advisers who will help you with practical career advice and workshops.
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Bully
OnLine is the world's leading web site on workplace
bullying and related issues which validates the experience of workplace
bullying and provides confirmation, reassurance and re-empowerment.
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Target
Chances events are unique experiences tailored to
female, ethnic minority and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender
(LGBT) students interested in careers in a wide range of business
sectors including investment banking, professional services, City
law, technology, civil service, the public sector and real estate. |
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Transgender
Employment Links
The web sites contain information about transitioning on the job
and other issues transsexual and transgendered workers and their
employers may face.
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Stonewall,
the UK's leading gay equality organisation, works with Britain's
top employers to ensure they treat their gay staff fairly.
Is your prospective employer a Diversity Champion?
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Campaigns on lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans issues as they
affect education and those in education.
RELATED
ARTICLES
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| According
to a Teacher
Support Network LGBT survey two-thirds
of LGBT teachers and lecturers have experienced harassment and discrimination
at work because of their sexual orientation. |
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Diversity
Champions
This is Stonewall's list of organisations that encourage diversity
in their workplace. |
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