Disclosing One’s Non-Heterosexual Sexual Orientation at Work in 2020: A Survey of Quebec LGBQ Workers

Morand, Emilie; Blais, Martin; Côté, Isabel; Chamberland, Line; BAIOCCO, Michele; Samoilenko, Mariia

doi:10.1080/00918369.2022.2160941

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Disclosing One’s Non-Heterosexual Sexual Orientation at Work in 2020: A Survey of Quebec LGBQ Workers

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