Not supposed to date other employees where I work . Help?
117299
Dont hide it...If your boss finds out screw him..if you get fired then find another job cuz that one wasn't worth having in the first place. Nobody can tell you who to and not to date.
209785
sry I don't date people I don't know
914720
Explain to him that you're flattered, but you don't date your coworkers.  If it doesn't work out, it could be rough...and if it does it could be even worse....
1067275
If there are rumors about you going around the workplace, the best thing to do is ignore them.  Make yourself above reproach when at work and then no one will believe rumors about you even if they are started.\n\nThose who get caught up in the rumor mill by happily spreading whatever they hear eventually will get a bad name for themselves and not be liked
871951
It should be, but nothing is ever fair...especially at work.  Just remain completely professional with her and don't let her distract you. You maybe could submit an anonymous complaint to HR also.  You didn't mention the size of your company, but I can't see any organization tolerating that type of behavior from their management!!
1042946
I met my wife at work. I know that they say you shouldn't date at work but it worked for us. We were friends for 5 years they dated for a few months and got married. We have been married for 5 years and are expecting our second child.
899984
I'm assuming you are referring to personal info, not work related info. I've worked many jobs and the only thing I can tell you is that there is an "a**hole" at every company, no matter how much you like your job. As someone else said, just communicate with her regarding work related issues. You don't have to be best friends with the people that you work with, but sometimes you have to try to work with them as much as you hate them as a person. If you really can't stand it, find another job. Writing her a letter along with the rest of your coworkers is just going to cause more trouble. When I was younger, I used to let people like that bother me to the point that I would "tattle" on them. But in the end, I'm the one that suffered. Just do your job and only tell your personal business to people that you do not work with.
37223
I don't see what the fact that you work from home would have on whether someone wanted to date you.  At least you are working and supporting yourself.  I think it would be fine.  Maybe they are worried that because you are there all the time, you would be up their a$$, who knows.  Perhaps the fact that you are so adamant about wanting to get married is a bit much for a new prospect to deal with.  You shouldn't ever rush into marriage.  To me, that sounds more like what the ladies problem would be.
820476
Sounds like your co-worker is jelous of all the extra attention you've been getting from your boss because you're more qualified than she is. It looks like you have a few options you could talk to your boss about the issue and ask if there's any way you two could be split up as it's affecting both your work ethics negatively. You could approach your co-worker and explain that you're not trying to step on her toes you're just doing your best to help out your boss and it has nothing to do with her personally. If none of those work I guess your best option would be the other job. I know if this was my problem though I wouldn't let someone else make me leave a job I loved I'd do my best to work through it by being open and honest with the other parties involved.
214039
I have alot of experience with this and I have learned one important thing....there are one of these people at every single job/workplace.  If you are not his supervisor, do nothing.  It seems the boss likes him so your best bet is to go to work, do your thing, keep to yourself, then go home.
983503
Opposites often attract however, I would never get involved with any one that I work with.  If the relationship doesn't work out things can get really ugly to the point where one or both looses their job.
861914
You should try to ignore them. You're there to work, so just work and ignore them, that's the best thing you can do and you won't get in trouble
1176613
Well dont jump to conclusions so quickly. See how you guys interact first outside of the work environment. 'Cause she did invite other people from work, not just you.\nSee what happens first.
686739
Never dip your pen in the company ink. Yes, you made a mistake about being open to your coworker. He might take this as a hint. Keep work ...work and sex related things in another place. That is if you want to keep your job.
310647
Well......keep following the rules But Do Not and I repeat Do Not follow your co-workers around telling them how they are not following the rules and also don't be a "tattle tale".   Nobody likes working with someone like that. And as Crazy as it sounds just because you follow all the rules to a T it doesn't mean that You are more productive or a more valuable employee than someone who may bend them sometimes. Just focus on your own work and what you do and you won't have time to worry about who is following the rules.    Good Luck.
451008
Not much u can do, that is part of the danger of dating friends from your group of friends, like sleeping with a co-worker, things go bad, u are stuck with them.  One suggestion though is finding another guy will, if he has/had any feelings for u at all, make him want to not be around as much when he knows u both will be there.
371718
Don't date coworkers. That is unprofessional and retarded esp if you like your job.