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  • According to recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an estimated 35% of people living with HIV are either unemployed (11%) or unable to work (24%). Having a stable job can help improve one’s overall well-being and financial health. If you are living with HIV, please take our confidential survey about HIV and the workplace.

  • 1) How long have you been living with HIV?
  • 2) What is your current employment status?
  • 3) Have you ever faced employment challenges related to your HIV status?
  • 4) Has your HIV status influenced your job choices or career path?
  • 5) Has your HIV status ever affected your workplace relationships?
  • 6) Have you ever requested a reasonable accommodation at the workplace because of your HIV status?
  • 7) Have you ever experienced any type of discrimination in the workplace because of your HIV status
  • 8) Does your job offer any resources or support for people living with HIV
  • 9) Does your local HIV organization offer any employment assistance or job training?
  • 10) Do you know how to access employment-related services or resources?
  • 11) Have you ever discussed your employment and benefit options with a counselor or case manager?
  • 13) What is your gender?

  • 14) What is your sexual orientation?

  • 15) What is your ethnicity? (Check all that apply.)

  • 16) What is your current level of education?
  • 17) What is your annual household income?
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