An overview of the advantages and disadvantages, and liability risks associated with 1) adopting policies that limit inter-employee relations and 2) with not adopting such policies.
The factors that an employer should consider when adopting a policy regulating inter-employee conduct. The author describes two types of policies: a policy requiring the reporting of relationships (for which…
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