Sexual Orientation

It's estimated that between 5 and 7% of the UK population is lesbian, gay or bisexual, although a firm figure is not available as the last census didn't include sexual orientation. Recent legislation has made unfair discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation (or perceived sexual orientation) illegal. More information on your rights and advice if you think that you have been harassed or suffered unfair discrimination at work because of your sexual orientation is below.

Coming Out at Work

You've come out to yourself, your family and your friends, but have you come out at work?

Sexual Orientation Discrimination Law

The new Employment Equality Regulations came into force on 1st December 2003 prohibiting discrimination, harassment and victimisation.

Avoid Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation

After a string of bad job experiences in which revelations that you are gay seemed to impede your advancement, you are once again in search of employment.

What to Do When Your Boss Is a Homophobe

It's the 21st century, yet some people still live in a time warp, where it's OK to tell antigay jokes, make homophobic comments and even fire someone for being gay/lesbian

How to Avoid Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation

If you want to find an employer that is inclusive of all its employees, regardless of sexual orientation. What should you do?