Employees will now be able to declare a LGBT+ partner as an eligible beneficiary under the bank’s medical reimbursement policy. The declare...

The report found that about 60% of the Indian cos surveyed belonged to the very top tier of companies that are non-discriminatory, in parti...

The award commends the advocacy work by Bank of America´ India LGBT+ Ally Network’.

Companies in India are openly allying with the LGBT cause & encouraging staff to speak up about their identity.

In countries like Middle East, former Soviet Union and Africa, rights are curtailed & change seems unlikely.

Multinationals, with their clearly laiddown global diversity policies, have inadvertently played an important role in developing India Inc’...

With most of the world accepting LGBT people into regular aspects of life, India is an increasingly awkward fit with the mostly fervently r...

At least four multinationals ET spoke to said they follow clear diversity hiring guidelines in home markets in the US and Europe but they w...

LGBT diversity in organisations makes business sense because it supports success, says Sander van't Noordende, group chief executive for pr...

Despite the criminal status of gay sex, firms such as Godrej, Genpact, Intuit, Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, Google are openly championing LGBT...

Though most HR professionals are now sensitised on issues relating to gender, very few are ready to cope with the issues pertaining to sexu...

Shakthi Nataraj, who grew up in Chennai has been awarded with 'The Philip Brett LGBT Studies Fellowship.

The top court pronounced that gay sex is illegal, overturning a 2009 Delhi High Court judgement that had decriminalised homosexuality.

A few Indian cos are warming up to the idea , while several MNCs in the country such as Goldman Sachs, Accenture, and Google have included ...

Companies are offering diversity training to sensitive their employees about gender identity and expression at workplace.

IBM, Goldman Sachs, Google and a not-for profit org have come together to launch an LGBT resource guide for India Inc.

IBM, Google, Goldman Sachs along with Community Business will be making a business case for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender workforce