UTAS LGBTIQ+ workplace survey

How included or discriminated against do you feel? Has your career been influenced by your LGBTIQ+ status? Do you identify as LGBTIQ+? Are you in paid work? Would you like to share your experience at work with us? We would love to hear from you!

The University of Tasmania is conducting a study sponsored by the Tasmanian government to better understand the workplace experience of LGBTIQ+ people. We are asking people to complete our survey -please go to either of the links below –It should take about 15 minutes to complete. If you would like to know more, please contact Professor Douglas Ezzy by email (douglas.ezzy@utas.edu.au) or Dr Bronwyn Fielder (bronwyn.fielder@utas.edu.au). Ethics Ref No: H0018222

Click here to complete the survey

Click here to visit the Facebook page for more information and to share with your friends and colleagues

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