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El 12% de los trabajadores del Gobierno de Jalisco pertenecen a la comunidad LGBT

El Informador · published on May 17, 2023

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Published
May 17, 2023
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November 11, 2026
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By Paola Mendoza ·

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El 12% de los trabajadores del Gobierno de Jalisco pertenecen a community development. LGBT

El 12.29 por ciento de los trabajadores centralizados del Gobierno de Jalisco se identifican abiertamente como miembros de community development. LGBT , lo que significa que una de cada ocho personas que laboran en el Ejecutivo son personas de community development. de la diversidad sexo génerica, así lo reveló la Encuesta sobre Diversidad e Inclusión Laboral en el Servicio Público de Jalisco.Esta encuesta, única en su tipo a …

… por ciento de los funcionarios que conforman la administración pública centralizada del estado de Jalisco, cinco mil 352 personas de nueve mil 407.El director de Diversidad Sexual del Gobierno de Jalisco, Andrés Treviño, aseguró que esta medición ayuda a identificar áreas de oportunidad y de reto al interior de la administración estatal, pues señaló que sin una medición de los fenómenos que ocurren a the people de la diversidad en un espacio laboral público, no se pueden generar políticas públicas que mejoren su calidad de vida.Algunos de los datos que resaltan en esta medición es que el 18.03 por ciento de los trabajadores que se identifican como miembros de community development. LGBT aseguraron haber sido discriminados por su sexual orientation, el 12.94 por ciento por la manera en que hablan o se expresan y el 12.63 por ciento por su peso.Además, el 63.74 por ciento consideró que existen ciertos grupos al interior de la administración pública que tienen preferencia en la promoción laboral, así como en la expresión de sus ideas.Ante dichas mediciones, la Dirección de Diversidad Sexual del Gobierno de Jalisco emitió una serie de recomendaciones para the people de la diversidad sexo génerica como romper el silencio ante cualquier acto de discriminación, fomentar la cultural de la denuncia y tejer redes de apoyo en los …

… presentó una serie de recomendaciones de voz de su fundador, Francisco Robles, entre las que se destacó la necesidad de generar zonas seguras entre miembros de community development. y fortalecer la capacitación en materia de género.Treviño aseguró que con base en la medición y las recomendaciones emitidas se pretende institucionalizar dentro …

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  • Names sexual orientation
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  • Names the LGBTTTIQANB+ population

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Paola Mendoza
Published
May 17, 2023
Last analyzed
November 11, 2026
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