Trans and Non-Binary Equality at Work
Our new Trans and Non-binary: Equality in the Workplace campaign toolkit builds on our longstanding solidarity with trans and non-binary workers.
LGBT+ Workers
GMB campaigns and fights for better rights, pay and conditions for all LGBT+ workers.
GMB campaigns and fights for better rights, pay and conditions for all LGBT+ workers.
Ensuring that equality is at the forefront of everything we do - making work and society a better, safer place for everyone - is part of our core values.
We make sure that lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans worker voices are heard in the workplace - and within the union too.
2025 update: We will shortly be reviewing our toolkit to ensure we are providing the best accurate and up to date guidance to GMB activists organising trans and non-binary members at work.
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Latest News
8 July 2019
Shocking Kostal decision must be challenged
Mandatory ethnicity pay gap reporting would end discrimination and ensure the world of work is fair…
21 June 2019
Ground-breaking deal struck with lap-dancing club
Workers in lap dancing venues should have a say in their livelihood like everyone else.
20 June 2019
Barking and Dagenham first London borough to sign domestic…
More than 2,500 staff now covered - we think this policy will save lives.
12 June 2019
UK needs ethnicity pay gap to address £3.2 billion…
This is about ending discrimination and ensuring the world of work is fair and equal for all.
11 June 2019
Debilitating’ menopause symptoms affecting 70% of women…
GMB Union is committed to tackling this important issue that impacts at least 50% of the workforce.
11 June 2019
Glasgow equal pay campaigner receives prestigious award
Shona Thomson wins Eleanor Marx award in recognition of her pivotal role in the Glasgow Women’s…
11 June 2019
Brighton sack three ground staff during 'witch hunt'…
No evidence has been found or presented by the club during this near thee month investigation says…
10 April 2019
First employer signs up to GMB's domestic abuse charter
Council joins fight against domestic violence which affects 2 million people a year.