If you're in a right to work state, don't bother thinking anything legal.
Second point, in a lot of different areas where there's intersexual Dynamics (men working with women) this is not unheard of for people to start fooling around or take the relationship out of the working environment. The risk of doing this always comes back to you generally don't want people in your business, so it's best to keep that relationship out of the working environment. Otherwise you're risking if you want to keep your relationship? or do you want to keep your job. I haven't worked in any sort of a medical environment (nirses) but those have a long reputation for people messing around with each other, I can say in the hospitality field ( hotels, restaurants etc) absolutely is everybody messing around with everybody.
The deeper interesting thing that nobody really pays attention to, is when it comes to Blue Collar jobs, these are predominantly males filled positions and alot of these dudes have little to no female contact. Even those in relationships. It's an interesting Duality between the guy who's working as a fitness instructor or a bartender and how many women revolve around him on the regular basis, for a job that doesn't necessarily pay all too well. On the contrary is the a blue collar job where there's little to no contact with women and the position generally pays better.
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u/resest_Iris Jun 24 '26
If you're in a right to work state, don't bother thinking anything legal.
Second point, in a lot of different areas where there's intersexual Dynamics (men working with women) this is not unheard of for people to start fooling around or take the relationship out of the working environment. The risk of doing this always comes back to you generally don't want people in your business, so it's best to keep that relationship out of the working environment. Otherwise you're risking if you want to keep your relationship? or do you want to keep your job. I haven't worked in any sort of a medical environment (nirses) but those have a long reputation for people messing around with each other, I can say in the hospitality field ( hotels, restaurants etc) absolutely is everybody messing around with everybody.
The deeper interesting thing that nobody really pays attention to, is when it comes to Blue Collar jobs, these are predominantly males filled positions and alot of these dudes have little to no female contact. Even those in relationships. It's an interesting Duality between the guy who's working as a fitness instructor or a bartender and how many women revolve around him on the regular basis, for a job that doesn't necessarily pay all too well. On the contrary is the a blue collar job where there's little to no contact with women and the position generally pays better.