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[deleted] t1_j66uurk wrote

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GarlVinland4Astrea t1_j66v3yf wrote

If it becomes a scandal that distracts from the company mission, then no they can't.

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im_a_dick_head t1_j670bau wrote

Why would it become a scandal?

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Far-Engineer-5530 t1_j672h07 wrote

Because they were both married. And apparently Holmes had sex inside is office with another junior employee a few years ago.

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Dismal-Past7785 t1_j672cab wrote

Well they were both married to other people, that usually does it. Reporters aren’t meant to be the story.

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im_a_dick_head t1_j674dua wrote

Oh. This information was unknown to me. I take it all back lol

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Dismal-Past7785 t1_j674h4f wrote

LPT: when a relationship is referred to as an “affair” it’s because one or all of the parties are married to someone else.

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cohrt t1_j696wvd wrote

Because they were both married to other people while the affair was going on.

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Vestalmin t1_j6aiqqo wrote

“Why?” isn’t even the right question because it did become a scandal.

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im_a_dick_head t1_j6b56kf wrote

Dude chillax I didn't know they were married. I'm getting so many downvotes for not knowing information very sad

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Mr-Pugtastic t1_j68n7b0 wrote

Plenty of employers have rules or restrictions on relationships between coworkers. Plus ABC is trying to sell “wholesome” and “family centric” as their brand so yeah I can understand

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Coosaw t1_j68nuxr wrote

They fucked with the money. Don’t fuck with the money.

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russdb t1_j69p6bg wrote

Depends on the company, many discourage fraternizing and you gotta report it to HR.

Unless you're at Dunder Mifflin, then it's fair game.

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Xalbana t1_j68n6m5 wrote

Username checks out.

Relationships in the workplace is a contentious issue.

Many companies don't care as long as it doesn't affect power dynamics or it doesn't negatively affects the company publicly.

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