M&S worker hails optional pronoun badges as important for ‘allyship’

M&S worker hails optional pronoun badges as important for ‘allyship’
(Charlotte Ball/PA)
Sun, 07 Nov, 2021 - 21:00
Max McLean, PA

The introduction of optional pronoun name badges for Marks & Spencer employees has been praised.

After a suggestion from an employee, M&S workers have the option of wearing “whichever combination of pronouns” they choose.

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