Is Axe really LGBTQ friendly?
Axe is owned by Unilever
Axe is supportive of LGBTQ rights, and offers benefits to employees that reflect that support. For example, the company offers transgender-inclusive health care and gender-neutral bathrooms. Axe also participates in and donates to public events and organizations that support LGBTQ rights, and does not donate to politicians who oppose LGBTQ rights legislation.
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Human Rights Campaign report on Axe
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See report on Human Rights Campaign on Unilever
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