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What about people who the boss isn't sexually interested in? What sort of work environment and career can they look forward to, potentially? There is a reason
by wavefunction 8y ago
What about people who the boss isn't sexually interested in? What sort of work environment and career can they look forward to, potentially? There is a reason many societies and companies discourage or prohibit relations between employees and tortured allegories about neighbors borrowing milk won't change that.
- randyrand 8y agoIts the first analogy I came up with. There are undoubtedly better ones. I imagine they will all seem a bit crazy - the reasoning behind it is as well. Your next question is a separate issue and one that does not deal with harassment. It deals with favoritism in general. Whether it's favoritism for sexual reasons or because you and your boss both play on the same proam bowling league doesn't seem particularly relevant to me.
- rayiner 8y agoSure it's relevant. You can always join your boss's bowling league. You can't hop into bed with him. It's about making a social determination about what kinds of incentive structures we want to permit.
- randyrand 8y agoNot if you're not skilled at bowling, or are physically disabled.
- skedaddle 8y agoThe obligations and interdependence of pair bonding partners, and the complications that result, are usually more consequential than those of bowling mates (or any other relationship short of parenthood).