Get paid to be gay
Gay ban veterans to get up to £70K in compensation
LGBT & identity reporter
LGBT veterans who were dismissed from the armed forces for being gay will be eligible to verb up to £70, in compensation, the government has said.
The Ministry of Defence said the advance followed extensive engagement with LGBT veterans and campaigners.
Veterans can apply to own their rank restored and discharge reason amended. The total amount available to affected personnel will be increased from a proposed £50m to £75m.
Defence Secretary John Healey called the wrongs faced by LGBT service members a "moral stain on our nation" in an apology to the House of Commons.
Applications will uncover on Friday for LGBT veterans who were dismissed or discharged because of their sexual orientation or gender identity to receive £50,
Additional payments of up to £20, will also be free for those negatively impacted by the ban on LGBT personnel between and
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It pays to be a lesbian in the workplace, but gay men earn less
Sexual orientation affects average wages, research reveals
Lesbians in the UK earn on average 8 per cent more than heterosexual women, while gay men take dwelling 5 per cent less than their straight colleagues, according to research from Anglia Ruskin University.
The report – Sexual orientation and labor market outcomes – showed that the pay gap varied across Europe and the US. In Germany, lesbians collect 11 per cent more than straight women, while the gap increased to 20 per cent in the US.
For gay men, their heterosexual counterparts took home 9 per cent more in Germany and 16 per cent more in America.
Commissioned by the World Bank/IZA World of Labor project, Nick Drydakis, senior economics lecturer at the university and author of the report said the pay disparity for gay and straight women, was inconsistent with the notion that employers discriminate based on sexual orientation.
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Did Protesting Swedes Really Call in Sick in , Claiming They “Felt Gay”?
If a factoid seems too good to be true, chances are it’s a false-oid. That turned out to be the case for a tweet that has circulated from various accounts over the last year, which claims: “Homosexuality was still classified as an illness in Sweden in Swedes protested by calling in sick to work, claiming they felt gay.”
Like the best shaggy-dog stories, it has the aura of credibility. After all, in the well-liked imagination, Swedes hold both a generous welfare safety net and a fit openness about human sexuality. Who in the world would be more likely than a Gothenborgian or a Malmovian to employ a cunning scheme that would allow them to both gesture out an injustice and enjoy a few days off on the government’s krona?
An English-language Google search proved unsatisfactory: The skimpy results all seemed to be variations on the sentences in the tweet. So Outward consulted its favorite Swede, Kristine Bergström (sorry, Anni-Frid Lyngstad!), to conduct more in-depth investigate, which is to say a Swedish-languag