Objective: The objective concerning this study is to believe the experiences of and challenges confronted by LGBT+ employees at various workplaces in India.Introduction: Not many things belonging to gay, gay, epicene, and transgender (LGBT+) community are open about their similarity in society or at their business. There is scarcity of data on LGBT+ staff members at workplace in India accompanying very few employers encouraging alive hiring of the society or considering bearing policies in place for these things.Methods: A survey of 10 questions was conducted and solved by LGBT+ individuals the one are employees and now work in India. The employees of some type of organization were admitted to take the survey. The questionnaire probed into miscellaneous aspects of their knowledge at the workplace.Results: 103 things answered the survey. Only 17 (16.50%) responders out of 103 are entirely open about their sexual orientation when in fact 6 are partially open. 8 survey takers stated to have faced habitual skepticism after beginning about their sexuality at the workplace inasmuch as 16 out of 23 have confronted some form of bias. Only 18 survey takers said that they wish at hand out to their associates in the near future.Conclusion: Very few (16.50%) LGBT+ employees are open about their lust at the workplace. In a people where alternate preference of sexual partner is still a taboo, discrimination and badgering are likely to occur to these individuals. The study has certain restraints such as narrow sample size and further research is urged to build upon the consequences of this study. Hence, skilled is a need for protective laws for LGBT attendants.
Author(s) Details:
Abhay Mane,
Carlson
School of Management, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN 55454, USA.
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