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Whistleblower Jamie Reed's claims that a pediatric gender clinic in St. Louis is "permanently harming" children by rushing to prescribe puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones has been met with pushback from a former co-worker and previous patients at the clinic.
Indeed confirmed that it offers employees a flat $10,000 to cover employees relocation to state's allowing gender transition for minors.
Indeed is offering to pay relocation costs for U.S.-based employees who are seeking transgender treatments for themselves or their children and live in states where those procedures are illegal. / Shutterstock Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Sep 5, ...
More than 20 states have imposed new laws that prevent doctors from providing puberty-blocking drugs or transgender surgeries for minors over the past few yea...
If a worker or immediate family member is seeking transgender medical services but lives in a state that has recently imposed restrictions, Indeed will offer the worker $10,000 to relocate to a state that does not have those rules.