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Businesses championing LGBT-friendly policies perform better financially
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A Finnish study has offered evidence to suggest companies that implement LGBTQ-friendly policies are likely to be better off financially.
Two Nordic universities measured the financial performance of over 600 publicly trading U.S. companies between 2003 and 2016.
This study revealed LGBT-friendly and diverse policies were rewarded with greater company profitability and stock market value.
The outcome of this study was calculated by the Corporate Equality Index (CEI); a system launched by the Human Rights Campaign that rates workplaces on lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer equality.
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5 giugno manifestazione di protesta a Palermo dopo l’aggressione ai due ragazzi gay
A tre giorni dall’aggressione omofoba, avvenuta il 29 maggio ai danni di due giovani torinesi che passeggiavano mano nella mano nel centro storico del capoluogo siciliano, Coordinamento Palermo Pride e Arcigay Palermo hanno ieri indetto per sabato 5 giugno, dalle 17 alle 20 una manifestazione di solidarietà e protesta contro l’escalation di violenze e discriminazioni Lgbt+. Intitolata Ci vogliamo vive e vivi, se toccano uno/a tocca tutti/e: fuori la rabbia, la dimostrazione, avrà luogo in piazza Verdi davanti al Teatro Massimo con la partecipazione di associazioni, circoli, movimenti e collettivi. Oltre ai vari interventi è previsto un flash mob sulle note dell’iconico brano di Gloria Gaynor I will survive.
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