Does tj maxx support lgbtq
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Criteria 1
Workforce Protections
Sub-Criteria
Supports: Employment Non-Discrimination Policy includes sexual orientation and gender identity for all operations
Criteria 2
Inclusive Benefits
Sub-Criteria
Does not support: Equivalency in same- and different-sex spousal and partner medical and soft benefits
Does not support: Equivalency in same- and different-sex family formation benefits
Supports: Same health coverage for transgender individuals without exclusion for medically necessary care
Does not support: Provides an LGBTQ+ Benefits Guide for its employees
Criteria 3
Internal Training and Inclusive Culture
Sub-Criteria
Does not support: Provides four LGBTQ+ internal workout elements (including an intersectionality training)
Does not support: Provides at least one LGBTQ+ inclusive statistics collection effort
Does not support: Provides Gender Transition Guidelines and at least one additional gender diverse inclusive policy or practice for its employees
Supports: Has either an Gay Employee Resource Organization or an Queer Inclusive Diversity Council
Criteria 4
Corporate Social Responsibility
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Accomplishments – 1985-1998
1998
GLAAD launches its "Save Ellen" letter-writing campaign aimed at keeping the historic show on the air. While Ellen is eventually cancelled, GLAAD mobilizes massive community support for the program.
GLAAD denounces the remarks of Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott (R-Miss.), who calls homosexuality a "sin" and likens same-sex attracted people to alcoholics, sex addicts and kleptomaniacs. GLAAD creates and distributes a compendium of responses from 35 progressive organizations, providing a key resource to journalists and community members.
As anti-gay extremists launch a series of newspaper and television ads encouraging "conversion" of lesbians and queer men, GLAAD joins a broad-based coalition of LGBT and allied organizations, family advocates, psychiatrists and other mental health professionals in denouncing the ads' fraudulent, politically motivated claims. GLAAD also co-sponsors counter-ads calling on Americans to approve and embrace — not reject or attempt to "cure" — their queer and lesbian family members.
When Matthew Shepard's brutal murder shocks the nation, GLAAD sends staff to Wyoming t 
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LGBTQ in the Marketplace
"Communities that promote inclusion thrive, and so undertake the business that invest in them."
-Chad Griffin, HRC President
LGBTQ marketing is the execute of marketing to LGBTQ (Lesbian, Queer , Bisexual, Transgender, Queer) consumers, either with dedicated ads or general ads, or through sponsorships of LGBTQ organizations and events, or through the targeted employ of any other element of the marketing mix.
The LGBTQ market comprises a enormous and influential team of customers to a broad range of companies, across industry segments, across many countries around the globe. In the US alone, the LGBTQ market is estimated to be worth $660 billion (2006) in disposable income. Approximately 4% to 10% of adult populations self-identify as homosexual, lesbian or bisexual person, meaning between 12 million and 28 million in the United States alone. Major ad categories include travel, fin
Accomplishments – 1985-1998
1998
GLAAD launches its "Save Ellen" letter-writing campaign aimed at keeping the historic show on the air. While Ellen is eventually cancelled, GLAAD mobilizes massive community support for the program.
GLAAD denounces the remarks of Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott (R-Miss.), who calls homosexuality a "sin" and likens same-sex attracted people to alcoholics, sex addicts and kleptomaniacs. GLAAD creates and distributes a compendium of responses from 35 progressive organizations, providing a key resource to journalists and community members.
As anti-gay extremists launch a series of newspaper and television ads encouraging "conversion" of lesbians and queer men, GLAAD joins a broad-based coalition of LGBT and allied organizations, family advocates, psychiatrists and other mental health professionals in denouncing the ads' fraudulent, politically motivated claims. GLAAD also co-sponsors counter-ads calling on Americans to approve and embrace — not reject or attempt to "cure" — their queer and lesbian family members.
When Matthew Shepard's brutal murder shocks the nation, GLAAD sends staff to Wyoming t
HOME | ABOUT | INDEX | NEWS | FACEBOOK | CONTACT
BUSINESS
Corporate | Commercial | Marketing
LGBTQ in the Marketplace
"Communities that promote inclusion thrive, and so undertake the business that invest in them."
-Chad Griffin, HRC President
LGBTQ marketing is the execute of marketing to LGBTQ (Lesbian, Queer , Bisexual, Transgender, Queer) consumers, either with dedicated ads or general ads, or through sponsorships of LGBTQ organizations and events, or through the targeted employ of any other element of the marketing mix.
The LGBTQ market comprises a enormous and influential team of customers to a broad range of companies, across industry segments, across many countries around the globe. In the US alone, the LGBTQ market is estimated to be worth $660 billion (2006) in disposable income. Approximately 4% to 10% of adult populations self-identify as homosexual, lesbian or bisexual person, meaning between 12 million and 28 million in the United States alone. Major ad categories include travel, fin