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Fantastic initiative Work With Pride to be launched by Cork Pride

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Cork Pride are launching a fantastic new initiative, the ‘Work With Pride Professional Business Network’, aimed at supporting businesses as they build inclusive work environments, as well as enabling them to build relationships with the wider LGBTQ+ community.

Speaking to the Irish Examiner, Damien O’Halloran, chairperson of the network explained: “When you ask questions about […] The post Fantastic initiative Work With Pride to be launched by Cork Pride appeared first on GCN.

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