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Legal protections for LGBTQ+ women in the workplace

CDH is excited to bring another episode in our CDH Conversations Women's Empowerment series as part of commemorating Women's Month this year.

12 Aug 2024 12:45 Minutes Podcast
Legal protections for LGBTQ+ women in the workplace

Legal protections for LGBTQ+ women in the workplace

Podcast

Legal protections for LGBTQ+ women in the workplace

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In commemoration of Women's Month, CDH is proud to present a special podcast series dedicated to women's empowerment.

Join us as we discuss the critical legal protections for LGBTQ+ women in the workplace with Employment Law Directors, Asma Cachalia and Nadeem Mahomed. Learn about the significant challenges that LGBTQ+ women face and understand how workplace culture can be improved and how existing laws can be used to ensure a safer, more inclusive environment. Don’t miss this insightful conversation aimed at fostering equality and support for all women.

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