Large steel company Tata Steel has offered jobs to transgender in the role of Heavy Earth Moving Machinery (trainees) staff in the West Bokaro Division.
“Tata Steel, one of the world’s largest blacksmiths, a good working environment, and India’s certified India Workplace Equality Index (for LGBTQ + insertion) are looking for candidates (Transgenders only) who can be nominated for HEMM Operator Trainee (Dumper, Drill Dozer , Excavator, Pay Loader, Crane etc.,) for its coal division in West Bokaro, Ramgarh, Jharkhand, ”said the company that operated the project.
LGBTQ + refers to homosexuals, lesbians, bisexuals, interrogators and related communities.
To apply for that job, a person must have passed Matric and was born between September 1, 1981, and September 1, 2003, according to a company job advertisement.
To get the job, the applicant will need to write a written exam, interview and practice test, followed by a Medical Examination, he said.
Tata Steel is known for recruiting candidates for the LGBTQ community. In 2020, Tata Steel was nominated as the LGBT + Top Employee by the India Workplace Equality Index (IWEI), the country’s first state-of-the-art measurement and ability to empower LGBT + inclusion.
“WEWEII Top Employers is a clear list of India’s top employers for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender employees. Tata Steel’s position as Top 2020 sees the Company’s commitment to promoting equality for LGBT + people. Tata Steel is one of 18 organizations that will be featured in the Silver sector, ”said the media company.
This was IWEI’s first list of employers, consisting of 52 organizations recognized as ‘bronze’, ‘silver’ or ‘gold’, depending on their final grade. The participating organizations in this Index make it clear that they support the equality of LGBT + people in the workplace.
In early 2019, the steel manufacturer introduced a new labor policy that enables its employees from the LGBTQ + community to advertise their partners and receive all the HR benefits allowed under the law.
“Partners mean people of the same sex who live as married couples,” she said.
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