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California, Restaurant Group to Partner in Nation's First Largescale Transgender Jobs Program

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About 5 percent of Americans are out of work, but the job market is far different for transgender people. They are unemployed at about double that rate. A new, ambitious program in California aims to get more of them hired.

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