Posted on 08/21/2022 7:05:01 AM PDT by RandFan
NatWest will reportedly fund private non-surgical hormone treatment for its transgender members of staff in a bid to make the bank a more inclusive employer.
The 48 per cent taxpayer-owned institution will also pay for gender identity support, hormone treatment and counselling for its 6,500-strong branch workforce in the UK.
NatWest, formerly the Royal Bank of Scotland, is also reviewing its employment policies to 'ensure language and scenarios are LGBT+ inclusive', it stated.
A spokesperson for NatWest told MailOnline: 'We value all our LGBT+ colleagues and customers and we want to have a truly open and diverse culture, with acceptance for all.'
They added that the company's shared parental leave now includes same-sex couples.
And the firm's absence and sick leave policy includes time off for those transitioning.
Earlier this year NatWest began issuing its staff with optional pronoun badges, prompting competitors to follow suit.
It claimed the move would make its staff more 'comfortable and respected'.
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I would——so fast I cannot explain.
IF this bank is 48% taxpayer owned: DID they get to vote on this ???
666 is right around the corner if not here already.
I imagine these individuals will be among the very first to be rounded up and taken to the gas chambers.
Will they pay for my Viagra?
It’s such a puzzle: if transgenders are actually who they say they are, why do they need continual hormone treatments? But don’t mistake the question for implicit approval of such a destructive delusion. Try getting away with being convinced you’re the second coming of Jesus and requiring everyone to treat you as such.
Gas chambers? I think not. Sustainable green energy chambers for sure.
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