Energy giants Shell, BP and Chevron all received perfect scores from the Human Rights Campaign's Corporate Equality Index 2019, but the industry as a whole remained the lowest for inclusion standards. The index, which awards points for non-discrimination policies relating to LGBTQ employees, ranked a number of Houston-based oil firms low down, while many, such as Halliburton, PBF Energy and Murphy Oil, refused to participate. Other energy-related businesses, like BASF and Exelon, also received perfect scores while ExxonMobil achieved 100 out of 85, a significant turn around from its negative score just five years ago.
Energy giants Shell, BP and Chevron all received perfect scores from the Human Rights Campaign's Corporate Equality Index 2019, but the industry as a whole remained the lowest for inclusion standards. The index, which awards points for non-discrimination policies relating to LGBTQ employees, ranked a number of Houston-based oil firms low down, while many, such as Halliburton, PBF Energy and Murphy Oil, refused to participate. Other energy-related businesses, like BASF and Exelon, also received perfect scores while ExxonMobil achieved 85 out of 100, a significant turn around from its negative score just five years ago.