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Diversity with Dramatic effect
49% of gay people are too scared to come out in the workplace, and this figure looks set to continue unless organisations are given a wake up call and begin to educate their employees.
Diversity Careers Show Success

The first ever Diversity Careers Show took place on Friday 20 November, proving to be a mammoth success. Around 70 employers from various industries including councils, banks, legal firms and the media took part.
Woman on top

Very rarely is my job the same. It can range from full
rewires down to installing a single switch.

Vanessa Huxford, self-employed electrician, also works for professional handywomen supplier Home Jane.
Working for a gay organisation

Most of us know what it’s like to be the only gay in the office and we all know there are pros and cons. Katherine Cowan asks: So what’s it like to work somewhere all-gay?

In g3's September issue, stand-up comedian Rhona Cameron tells us about her new screenplay, the more

In g3's August issue we talk to up-and-coming pop sensation Laura Steel, who tells us how much more

In g3's July magazine we talk to R&B star Kelis about her new album, her upcoming tour… and more

Is it ever right for a prominent figure to stay in the closet for the sake of their career?

	No - they have a duty to come out.
	Yes - there's still a lot of homophobia out there.
	Undecided.

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