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HR’s Guide to Making the Workplace Safer for Transgender and Gender-Nonconforming Employees
With an estimated 1.4 million transgender individuals in the U.S. today, and Gen Z—the most gender-fluid generation in history—entering the workforce, it’s time for HR to step up support for trans and non-conforming people in the workplace.
The most LGBTQ+ inclusive companies already report higher productivity, employee retention rates, and overall employee-wellbeing. But being inclusive isn’t just about business outcomes—it’s about creating safe spaces for employees who face disproportionately high rates of harassment, depression, and even suicide. HR and People Ops have the power to reverse the trends at work, and help turn the tide for employees who need it most.
In this interactive one-hour session, we talked to Katrina Kibben [they/them], a top HR and Recruiting expert, about:
HR’s role in supporting LGBTQ+ and transitioning employees
Recruiting for gender diversity and inclusion
Using inclusive language and pronouns at work
Combating transphobia, stigmas, biases and harassment
Actionable steps you can take to create a culture of inclusion and belonging
We answered the questions that other outlets are too afraid to tackle.
Katrina Kibben [they/them] hates traditional speaker bios that rant and rave about what someone has accomplished and where they went to college.
Sure, Katrina has been named a top HR and Recruiting influencer and is a featured expert in publications like the New York Times, Chicago Tribune, and SHRM National. But here's what Katrina wants you to know:
Katrina is a non-binary, trans writer that founded Three Ears Media to teach recruiters how to develop inclusive, unbiased job postings and candidate experience content. Get ready to think differently and care more from Katrina.
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