Here is a response from Atlanta attorney Raanon Gal, an editor of Georgia Employment Law Letter. He has written about the status of transgender employees for the publication, and this article also appeared in the ezine Diversity Insight at http://bit.ly/1i4ubS6. Raanon's contact info is below. tk
Sharon, I recommend labeling the EEO-1 report according to the gender that the employee identifies with. If the employee has outed himself/herself to the employer, then best practice is to treat the employee as the newly presented gender.
Raanon Gal Taylor English Duma LLP
1600 Parkwood Circle, Suite 400 Atlanta, Georgia 30339 Direct: 678-336-7214
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Sharon, I recommend labeling the EEO-1 report according to the gender that the employee identifies with. If the employee has outed himself/herself to the employer, then best practice is to treat the employee as the newly presented gender.
Raanon Gal Taylor English Duma LLP
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Atlanta, Georgia 30339
Direct: 678-336-7214
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