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Why HR should ask staff if they're LGBT

Why HR should ask staff if they're LGBT

HR Departments are now actively asking potential hires questions about their sexuality, according to a new report.

Leading businesses in America, such as JPMorgan Chase, Facebook and Deutsche Bank, are asking staff if they would like to disclose and record their orientation and gender identity. The decision has split the recruiting world, with some hiring managers expressing their concern over the new legislations.

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