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February 16, 2018

What's your firm's policy on romance?

  • Bosses are being proactive, telling couples that if a romance sours, both people are expected to behave appropriately. Some are even asking couples to sign a contract.
    • By JOYCE M. ROSENBERG
    AP Business Writer

    NEW YORK — It happens in so many workplaces — two colleagues begin a romantic relationship. But a heightened awareness about sexual harassment means small business owners can get more anxious when employees start dating.

    Many owners have consulted with employment attorneys or human resources professionals since the accusations against movie executive Harvey Weinstein in November. Some owners have created or updated their policies on dating and sexual harassment, and they're making sure staffers know the rules and to speak up if they feel harassed.


     
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