Workplaces
Heathrow guard wobbled breasts at gay colleague and asked him for sex

18 Apr 2008- London,
England- A gay airport security guard is in line for compensation after a female
colleague was found by a tribunal to have sexually harassed him by thrusting her
breasts against him...more
Gay senior
policeman is denied promotion 'after revealing graphic details of personal life
on Facebook

29 Feb 2008- England- A senior police
officer has been denied promotion to chief inspector level because he posted
personal information about his gay lifestyle on the social networking website...more
London school apologises to
gay teacher subjected to homophobia

27 Feb 2008– A school governing body yesterday
apologised, unreservedly, for the homophobic comments made by a head teacher
which forced a young gay teacher to resign from his job...more
Reporter overturns
tribunal ruling on gay security guard
16 Jan 2008- London,
England- A tribunal that banned the naming of a gay security guard and a woman
who he said sexually harassed him, was forced to overturn the decision after a
challenge by the INS News Agency...more
Banks 'outing gay couples'
06 Dec 2007- UK- Generic
bank, insurance and other financial forms are inadvertently outing gay couples,
according to new research...more
Sex
texts soldier's 'gay romp'
08 Nov
2007- Leeds, England- The lesbian soldier who
claims she was pestered for sex by a male sergeant was caught frolicking
with a gay squaddie, a tribunal heard yesterday...more
Gay and
lesbian workers 'afraid to come out'

15 May 2007- UK-
Almost one half of all gay and lesbian employees in Britain are afraid
to come out at work, a new survey suggests...more
Harassed gay man's £120,000
award

12 Feb 2007-
Scotland- A media sales manager who was harassed and suffered
discrimination because he is gay has been awarded almost £120,000
compensation...more
Met named
as friendliest employer for gay workers
29 Jan 2007- A gay police liaison officer from
Lambeth has praised the Met for recognising the benefits of having a
diverse workforce, after it was named as the friendliest employer for
gay, bisexual and transsexual people...more
IBM 'most gay-friendly
employer'
11
Jan 2007- IBM has been named as the UK's most gay-friendly employer
in an annual survey by Stonewall.
The gay rights
charity said IBM had done most out of the 100 firms surveyed to put an
effective equality strategy in place and to engage with gay staff...more
Transsexual
Allowed To Revive Multi-Million Dollar Discrimination Suit Against Bank
11 Oct 2006-
UK- A transsexual man who alleges he was fired by multi-national banking
company HSBC because of his corrected gender will be allowed to appeal a
labor tribunal ruling that dismissed most of his case...more
GAY COP FIGHTS FOR EAR STUD

15 August
2006- A GAY policeman is suing his force for sexual discrimination
because he isn't allowed to wear an earring on duty like women officers...more
Employee discrimination case sets precedent for gay partner benefits
11
May 2006- Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders (GLAD) applauded a
decision this week by the New Hampshire Merrimack Superior Court that
the New Hampshire Community Technical College System is committing
sexual orientation discrimination when it denies benefits to the
partners of gay or lesbian employees...more
Ex-HSBC banker not sacked
for being gay
05 May 2006- London- A former HSBC banker was not sacked from his
high-flying job because he was gay, but was discriminated against for
his sexual orientation, a UK employment tribunal said on Friday...more
Care
assistant tells tribunal he was sacked for being gay
28
April 2006- A care assistant from Blakenhall, Wolverhampton has told
an employment tribunal that he was unfairly sacked from caring for the
elderly because he is gay...more
Lesbian
“poisoned dwarf” spy awarded compensation by army
05 April 2006- A lesbian spy was awarded £12,000 in compensation
yesterday after an employment tribunal found that she had suffered a
catalogue of abuse whilst serving in the British Army's special forces...more
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