President Omits LGBT Workplace Discrimination from State of the Union
Majority of States do not prohibit anti-LGBT discrimination
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Corporate America Champions LGBT Equality in Record Numbers
Historic numbers of corporations earn top score in HRC’s 2014 Corporate Equality Index and come out to support legal equality
ENDA PASSES SENATE 64-32
Focus turns to House of Representatives after unprecedented and bipartisan coalition stands up for long overdue workplace fairness
HISTORY: ENDA Advances to Senate Floor with Key Cloture Vote
Senate passage all but assured after watershed bipartisan vote in favor of LGBT workplace equality
Catholic High School in Little Rock Disregards Pope Francis, Threatens Gay Teacher with Dismissal
HRC calls on all fair-minded Arkansans to speak out against unjust discrimination
ExxonMobil Offers Benefits to all Employees’ Spouses
WASHINGTON –ExxonMobil, which for years has failed to offer basic non-discrimination protections to its LGBT employees and health benefits to their families, today announced it will at last recognize legal…
HRC Names Tom O’Donnell Vice President of Policy and Political Affairs
WASHINGTON - Today the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) announced Thomas P. O’Donnell as the organization’s new Vice President for Policy and Political Affairs. O’Donnell joins HRC after previous service as…
Domestic Partnership Benefits and Obligations Act Introduced in U.S. House and Senate
Legislation Would Ensure All Federal Employees Receive Equal Pay for Equal Work
REPORT: Transgender Workers at Greater Risk For Unemployment and Poverty
New Report Finds Workplace Discrimination, Wage Disparities, and Health Disparities
Military Same-Sex Spouses Eligible for Benefits Today
Defense Department policy changes go into effect today, following Supreme Court DOMA ruling in June
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