San Francisco Supervisor Rafael Mandelman and Mayor London Breed have introduced legislation that would allow the city to start collecting voluntary and anonymous information on city employees’ sexual orientation.
According to the city leaders, the ordinance announced Tuesday will direct the city’s Human Resources Department to begin collecting the data, helping ensure visibility and representation for the LGBTQ community among the city’s workforce, which is 37,000 employees strong.
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