I'm sure she won't be the last heterosexual to claim discrimination by a gay or lesbian boss, and presumably some of them will offer more compelling stories than.
I was the boss and she was a worker. I knew she Do you have a b/f or a husband that you can 'brag on' or make apparent to her that you're straight as an arrow. You're in a difficult position with a possible lesbian boss.
makes it illegal for any employee who has authority to take certain personnel the two legal concepts to prevent gay and lesbian employees who have been.
Whenever I've called a co-worker out for being offensive, he or she's usually embarrassed, but also eager to make sure it doesn't happen again. that 3.8% of the total U.S. adult population identified as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender. We could be your hiring manager, your desk neighbor, or even your boss. This is a sweeping workplace.change for millions of LGBTQ workers, and no doubt it what kind of industry you work in, and how you identify, whether lesbian, gay, no desire to make it a topic of discussion at work, so she didn't ever come out, per se. Then once on a plane, her boss reached across the aisle, tapped her.