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LGBTQ+ in the workplace - what every company needs to hear

10/08/19 • 28 min

Evidence Talks

Today we're talking about representation and inclusion.
Insight professionals are here to discover the truth and are in a unique position to increase understanding and amplify all voices within society – and organisations need to listen to what these communities have to say if they are to retain customers and staff, and grow their business.

We may feel that many battles have been won – everyone is talking about diversity; laws are in place and doors have been opened. But when we dig below the surface the picture is less positive.
According to Stonewall, 62% of graduates go back into the closet when they enter the job market.
Almost half of 18- to 24-year-olds identifying as something other than 100% heterosexual.
And a recent YouGov study found that almost two in five Brits don’t think it’s appropriate for colleagues to be out in the workplace.

To discuss all this, today's guests are:

Chantel Le Carpentier, project manager at YouGov
Michelle Fan, senior strategist in semiotics at Flamingo
Alex Turk, associate director at ICM Unlimited

The host is Jane Bainbridge, Head of Editorial for Impact magazine and Research-Live.com, both of which are published by the Market Research Society (MRS).
The MRS Delphi Group is a collection of the most respected thinkers in the research, insight and data analytics sector.

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Today we're talking about representation and inclusion.
Insight professionals are here to discover the truth and are in a unique position to increase understanding and amplify all voices within society – and organisations need to listen to what these communities have to say if they are to retain customers and staff, and grow their business.

We may feel that many battles have been won – everyone is talking about diversity; laws are in place and doors have been opened. But when we dig below the surface the picture is less positive.
According to Stonewall, 62% of graduates go back into the closet when they enter the job market.
Almost half of 18- to 24-year-olds identifying as something other than 100% heterosexual.
And a recent YouGov study found that almost two in five Brits don’t think it’s appropriate for colleagues to be out in the workplace.

To discuss all this, today's guests are:

Chantel Le Carpentier, project manager at YouGov
Michelle Fan, senior strategist in semiotics at Flamingo
Alex Turk, associate director at ICM Unlimited

The host is Jane Bainbridge, Head of Editorial for Impact magazine and Research-Live.com, both of which are published by the Market Research Society (MRS).
The MRS Delphi Group is a collection of the most respected thinkers in the research, insight and data analytics sector.

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Welcome to Evidence Talks, the podcast that explores the latest trends in how we understand customer behaviour. In this episode we turn our attention to the UK market research industry itself which has undergone quite a shakeup in the last few years.

Barely a week passes on research-live.com without a new deal being announced. Just look at the dozens of notable sales in 2019: including Kantar to Bain Capital; Join the Dots to InSites; and Com Res to Savanta. The list goes on...

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