Bisexual Resource Center, an internationally respected voice for the bisexual community, and Out & Equal Workplace Advocates, a not-for-profit organisation working on LGBT workplace equality, have launched a major new survey exploring the issues facing the bisexual community in the workplace.
Designed by corporate learning and development expert Heidi Bruins Green, the survey seeks to develop a better understanding of the workplace experiences of people who either identify as bisexual or one of the many other labels describing sexual and emotional attraction to more than one gender.
The survey has 77 questions in five sections, many of them simple check-the-box and others with room to answer as fully as makes sense to you. It takes approximately 35-45 minutes to complete, which needs to be done in one sitting.
The survey is for people 18 years of age or older, due to the requirements of the Institutional Review Board that has approved this survey.
It is collecting data internationally, though it seems likely the majority of respondents will be in the UK, Canada or USA.
If you are a person who is, or has been, or possibly one day could be attracted to individuals regardless of their sex/gender, please consider sharing your experience through this survey.
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