A company institutes a no-fraternization policy that says that a manager will be fired for dating an
Question:
A company institutes a no-fraternization policy that says that a manager will be fired for dating an hourly employee, regardless of whether the manager is the worker’s supervisor. To some, the policy seems overbroad and unnecessary, but is it legal?
Fantastic news! We've Found the answer you've been seeking!
Step by Step Answer:
Yes Although only about 13 percent of the companies have policies addressing workplace dati...View the full answer
Answered By
Anjali Arora
Having the experience of 16 years in providing the best solutions with a proven track record of technical contribution and appreciated for leadership in enhancing team productivity, deliverable quality, and customer satisfaction. Expertise in providing the solution in Computer Science, Management, Accounting, English, Statistics, and Maths.
Also, do website designing and Programming.
Having 7 yrs of Project Management experience.
100% satisfactory answers.
3+ Reviews
10+ Question Solved
Related Book For 
Employment Law for Business
ISBN: 978-1138744929
8th edition
Authors: Dawn D. Bennett Alexander, Laura P. Hartman
Question Posted:
