Up to 70% of LGTBIQ+ workers hide their sexuality at work for fear of discrimination.
An agreement aims to develop the trans law and incorporate measures for equality and non-discrimination of LGTBIQ+ people in companies with more than 50 employees and in all collective agreements.
Companies must ensure equal opportunities and sanction behaviors against LGTBIQ+ people.
Sexual orientation or identity doesn't affect work performance and its visibility improves tolerance.
Eight out of 10 acts of hate against the collective remain unreported.
Despite being a leader in LGTBIQ+ rights, some actions and attitudes in Spain show that support is not guaranteed.
Conclusion: Pride celebrations are still necessary to highlight diversity and claim human rights for the LGTBIQ+ collective.