Does Bayer still own Monsanto?
Yes, Bayer actively promotes a commitment to diversity and inclusion, which includes specific support for LGBTQ+ employees. The company recognizes various Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) to foster an inclusive workplace, one of which is "BLEND," a global resource group specifically dedicated to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) people and their allies. By maintaining these structured internal organizations, Bayer aims to provide a supportive community, advocate for equitable policies, and ensure that their corporate culture is welcoming to all employees regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. These initiatives are part of a broader corporate strategy to enhance workplace equity and demonstrate a public-facing commitment to human rights and inclusion across the many countries and continents where the company operates its global business and research facilities.
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