TS Friendly Companies

[Maddie22]

So as I near the end of my college career, it is time to start looking for jobs. I'm interested in working for a company that has policies in place supporting LGBT, more importantly the T. I haven't started to transition physically yet, but hopefully if I got a job at a company that is friendly, I will be able to start financially.

I do want to go back for a masters, and I do know that many universities are T friendly as well.

Also, are there any insurance companies that do cover some transitioning costs??

[MarciManseau]

I'd suggest that you look at the websites for any company you're about to send a resume to, or any insurance company for their policies regarding TGLB (we need to be first). That might save you some time.

Best of luck, Marci :hugs:

[Stephenie S]

There is, I know, a list of T friendly companies. I think it's put out by the Southern Comfort Conference. Try their web site.

Lovies,
Stephenie

[Hope]

The Human Rights Campaign has produced a list of the best companies to work for. It would be a place to start at the very least.

http://www.hrc.org/issues/workplace/11832.htm

[Frances]

The Canadian version of Best Buy's employee handbook includes Gender identity in its non discrimination clauses. It must be the same in the US.

[shorty82]

The Human Rights Campaign has produced a list of the best companies to work for. It would be a place to start at the very least.

http://www.hrc.org/issues/workplace/11832.htm

Useful and interesting list. I'm not surprised to see the company I work for on there. I already knew we are a very gay-friendly company and figured we were TS friendly too but this proves it. Glad to see it in text.