Silicon Valley Minute

More than one-third of all workers use the workplace for private appointments, results in the annual study by CareerBuilder Canada almost one-third of all workers enters into marriage with colleagues with whom they had a rendezvous. Frankfurt, February 19, 2010 – economy up, economy down, one remains the same: love is in the air is located In the Office. More than a third (35 per cent) of all employees, have had a date during their professional life with colleagues. These numbers correspond with our surveys from the years 2008/2009, in which 34 percent of all workers had made similar information. In addition, 29 percent indicated claimed to have married the people with whom they were previously assumed. This comes from the annual survey among 700 workers to the theme of love in the workplace\”by CareerBuilder Canada out. Romantic meetings bridge hierarchical barriers. Women more frequently than men meet with someone who is transferred to them in the company.

Forty percent of the female employees said they had already with someone who held a higher position in their company, to a rendezvous met. However, only 12 percent of men give similar. \”Relationships in the workplace are nowadays more socially accepted 61 percent of workers said they would keep not your liaison with a colleague or a colleague. However it is the responsibility of the individual to keep the corporate policies in the eye and to keep\”, advises Rosemary Haefner, Board Member for personnel of CareerBuilder. \”Employees work today on average longer and under increased pressure, this creates an environment that promotes private relations rather. Workers should make sure but under all circumstances on a professional cooperation to ensure the quality of their work.\” Brash colleagues – so start relationships in the workplace. Approximately nine per cent of employees currently work with someone, with which they would like to go out.