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Trade Unions

  • Proven Practices for Professionals - Introduction
  • Vocational and Professional Training
  • Healthcare and Welfare
  • Communication and Information
  • Work environment
  • Trade Unions
  • Legal Framework
  • Institutions

There are very few activities specifically dedicated to the protection of transgender people in trade unions. This makes it necessary to pay greater attention to this issue, mostly by increasing knowledge on the subject and enhancing the scope of action that unions could have in fighting discrimination based on gender identity.

  • Publicize on LGBT+  sites, magazines and forums, your trade union advocacy for transgender people who are discriminated against at work.
  • Participate in events and initiatives to show your union is a strong “actor” in the fight against discrimination based on gender identity.
  • Support workers who have been discriminated against when they take legal action, to enhance the role of your union in the protection of everyone’s  rights.
  • Carry out training activities on issues related to gender identity for your collaborators at all levels, and/or for companies and employers. This will raise knowledge of the issue, as well as the perception of a strong presence of the union in the battle against discrimination.

Infotrans is a project funded by the European Union, National Operational Programme Inclusion – European Social Fund 2014-2020

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Contacts

Istituto Superiore di Sanità
Viale Regina Elena 299 - 00161 Rome
VAT registration number 03657731000
Tax ID code 80211730587

Email: info@infotrans.it
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