Working in the same place, experiencing the same challenges - it's hardly surprising that coworkers hang out, date, sleep together and even marry each other. In the wake of the #metoo movement, ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Employers may be able to stop their workers from fraternizing if it's for fun but not if it's to discuss working conditions, a U.S. appeals court ruled on Friday. A three-judge ...

Fraternization in the workplace is not uncommon. Employees may work together in small offices on specific projects. Spending extended time together and having daily interaction with each another may ...

WASHINGTON — Employers may stop their workers from fraternizing if it’s for fun but not if it’s to discuss working conditions, a U.S. appeals court ruled Friday. A three-judge panel found that an anti ...