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Yes, the research confirms: Managers shouldn't sleep with subordinates

  • Written by Vanessa K. Bohns, Associate Professor of Organizational Behavior, Cornell University
Yes, the research confirms: Managers shouldn't sleep with subordinatesWorkplace relationships can be trouble. Estrada Anton/Shutterstock.com

U.S. Rep. Katie Hill recently stepped down after information about an affair with a campaign staffer, and allegations of one with a congressional staffer, came to light.

The second affair would violate the House of Representatives’ recent ban on sexual relationships between...

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