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Workplace Relationships: What Do We Do About a Married Employee Who May Be Romantically Involved with the Cleaning Woman?
June 2008
Many of our employees believe that their married co-worker--I'll call him "Bob"--is having a romantic relationship with a woman who cleans our offices. This woman works for a cleaning company we've hired to come in three times a week. I've received complaints about their public displays of affection (although I'm not sure about the details) and the fact that he takes out the trash for her, which allegedly interferes with his own job. People (particularly Bob's manager) are upset from a moral standpoint, but Bob isn't really breaking any rules, I don't think--he has nothing to do with the cleaning company we hired. What should I do? . . . more

You're the Expert: What Should We Do with Supervisors Who Are in Relationships with Subordinates?
March 2008
We have two supervisors who appear to be in relationships with subordinates. How do we approach them, and what should we say? . . . more

Harassment: What Is the Best Response When I Get a 'Hint' That Inappropriate Behavior Is Occurring in the Workplace?
March 2008
I've gotten hints and heard rumors through the grapevine about inappropriate activity going on in my company. In one case, a manager is allegedly "hitting on" a subordinate, and in another case, apparently employees are making fun of a co-worker on their project team because she is African-American. I don't have any evidence or corroboration, and no one has complained. Do I wait and observe, or should I act? How should I proceed? . . . more

Love on the Job in California: 7 Steps for Recognizing and Effectively Managing Workplace Romance Issues

Audio Conference
Originally presented on February 13, 2008
You'll find them in every California workplace, workers who aren't completely failing in their jobs, at least not to the point that you're ready to fire them, but instead they're falling short in one or more areas - and you know that you must fix these performance issues soon before the workers turn into full-time problems. . . . more

Employee Dating: Is There a Way to Control Employee Relationships?
November 2005
We have an issue around employee dating. We tried a no-dating policy, but we can't seem to put any teeth into it. When we confront tw . . . more

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