Workplace Romances, Favoritism

Labor Letter, September 2012: Supervisor-Subordinate Relationships: Never A Good Idea

by Fisher & Phillips LLP on 9/7/2012

Since many people spend most of their waking hours at the office, and often spend more time with coworkers than family members, it's not unusual for workplace romances to blossom. But if that romance is between a supervisor...more

Sorry St Valentine, We Don't Do Romance In This Workplace

by Baker & McKenzie Australia on 2/14/2012

In This Issue: - Why should office romances concern your business? - Non-Fraternisation Policies - The thinning line between work and private life - Taking "Reasonable Steps" Have you ever wondered why...more

Are Office Romances a Thing of the Past? New Study Suggest Fewer Employees Willing to Mix Love and Work

by Beth Lincow Cole on 6/30/2011

Office romances can be tricky for both employers and employees, particularly because of their ability to disrupt the work environment. However, a recent survey suggests that the poor job market may have caused employees to...more

Pushing the Limits of PDA

by FordHarrison on 3/18/2011

When last night’s episode originally aired on February 10, 2011, I noted that the Scranton office more closely resembled a nightclub at the height of the sexual revolution than a reputable place of business – see my original...more

Office Romances And ‘Love Contracts’ By Barbara Reeves Neal

by JAMS, The Resolution Experts on 10/10/2008

Office romances are exciting and fun — for a while. The couple is smitten, stealing meaningful glances across a conference table. Fellow employees catch on to the romance and enjoy the gossip. After a while, employees in...more

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Workplace Romances › Favoritism

Labor Letter, September 2012: Supervisor-Subordinate Relationships: Never A Good Idea

Sorry St Valentine, We Don't Do Romance In This Workplace

Are Office Romances a Thing of the Past? New Study Suggest Fewer Employees Willing to Mix Love and Work

Pushing the Limits of PDA

Office Romances And ‘Love Contracts’ By Barbara Reeves Neal

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