Should such policies forbid superior- subordinate relationships? Policies should not forbid superior-subordinate relationships but do need to have policies in place to avoid problems that can surge because of the relationship. By having something in place it can help avoid conflicts that can violate the integrity of the workplace, other employees or compromise the business. The policy emplace should allow the employer to determine if one of the parties involved should be transferred or make changes. The subordinate should not feel obligated to date their boss or fear to terminate the relationship if they chose to.
3. Are women more likely than men to be exploited in sexual relationships on the job? Women are most likely to be exploited than men since there are more men in higher positions. The relationship between power and sexual exploitation is common in every industry and around the world. Many cases are not reported, covered out of fear or the victim chooses to live in denial out of fear of losing promotion opportunities.
4. Is it morally wrong to use sex to “get ahead” in the workplace? Is it unfair to other employees? Why or why