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Valentine's Day | Should HR have an office romance policy?

Should HR have an office romance policy?

With today marking Valentine’s Day, this Daily Comment takes a look at workplace relationships and what HR should know. It includes:

  • Data highlighting the prevalence of romantic encounters at work

  • Insight from legal experts about whether UK employers should have a work romance policy

  • A look at what an office romance policy should cover and how HR can go about rolling one out

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