The article is talking about a situation with a clear power imbalance. The concept of 'at work' is much broader than this. Does 'at work' mean 'in the same offi

The article is talking about a situation with a clear power imbalance. The concept of 'at work' is much broader than this. Does 'at work' mean 'in the same office'? 'in the same department'? 'in the same building'? 'in the same role'? Should a janitor and a gardener be verboten from dating? A backend developer and a legal eagle? A graphic designer and a receptionist? I hope you don't live in a town where there's just one big employer. A moment's thought makes is less 'blindingly obvious'.