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NCTE Releases Trans Job Discrimination “Know Your Rights” Guide

Started by Shana A, May 31, 2012, 01:20:12 PM

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Shana A

NCTE Releases Trans Job Discrimination "Know Your Rights" Guide

http://transgenderequality.wordpress.com/2012/05/30/ncte-releases-trans-job-discrimination-know-your-rights-guide/

Following the groundbreaking U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) ruling protecting transgender people under the Title VII sex discrimination law, we now know that the EEOC will take seriously and work to resolve claims of anti-trans discrimination. To help individuals understand and assert their rights in the workplace, the National Center for Transgender Equality is releasing Know Your Rights: Employment Discrimination and Transgender People, a new resource outlining the laws protecting trans people in the workplace and steps for reporting job discrimination. The resource details how individuals can file a complaint with the EEOC, as well as through a state or local civil rights agency or their union.

The EEOC's ruling is a tremendous victory but despite its broad coverage it does not eliminate the need for clear workplace laws that explicitly include gender identity and expression. Harper Jean Tobin, NCTE Policy Counsel, said "Our friends at the Transgender Law Center did incredible work to facilitate the EEOC ruling, which provides real protections, right now. But we'll continue to work with TLC and other advocates to advance laws that send a definitive message to businesses and workers that transgender and gender nonconforming people are protected on the job."
"Be yourself; everyone else is already taken." Oscar Wilde


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Jamie D

I hope this proves helpful.  It has been my experience, however, that employers can find other sorts of excuses to let people go.
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toxicblue

Wow, this is so incredible that this is federal now! I have so much less to worry about when finding a new job.
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