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"Dos" and "Don’ts" of the Office Romance

Drama at work? Here are 6 ways to keep office relationships appropriate.

By Hannah Bender | Updated on February 14, 2014

Valentine’s Day has arrived, and although love is in the air, that does not mean that relationships should impact the quality of work at the office. Sometimes relationships between employees can create drama, which is obviously not conducive to a positive work environment.

Dating policies, however, can be difficult to enforce. These policies can turn HR Departments into the Dating Police, which is not productive or proactive. Although many companies do have policies that dictate relationships related to nepotism in the workplace, it might be better, overall, to clearly communicate what is appropriate for an office romance.

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