Employers asking amorous workers to sign affidavits declaring consent

Skittish about the potential legal fallout, an increasing number of employers are asking amorous workers to sign affidavits declaring that their relationships are consensual. These so-called "love pacts" are aimed at minimizing liability risks if the office affair sours and the spurned party - often a woman subordinate - files a sexual harassment claim. "No ...

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Employers asking amorous workers to sign affidavits declaring consent

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