Sentences with phrase «fraternization in»

Fraternization in the workplace encompasses relationships that go beyond the normal scope of employee interactions.

Not exact matches

«So much interchange had occurred across the line by early December» that a general «issued a directive unequivocally forbidding fraternization,» writes Stanley Weintraub in Silent Night: The Story of the World War I Christmas Truce.

Male and female are participants in a relationship that is often referred to as the war between the sexes although, as one wit observed, the war has not gone well because of too much fraternization between them.

After his plea, Sneed dated a Mavericks colleague, a relationship the two made public in keeping with the team's fraternization policies.

Are there fraternization rules governing relationships between men and women in the North Korean military (and if so, are they honored mostly in the breach)?

In May 2004, the Assembly adopted new rules to prevent fraternization between lawmakers and interns.

The Assembly had recently adopted a policy banning fraternization with interns, who are typically college seniors and juniors, after Adam Clayton Powell IV was accused of raping a 19 - year - old intern in 2004; the charges were later dropped.

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This term does not include a casual relationship or an ordinary fraternization between two individuals in a business or social context.

They instantly fall in love with one another, but the hitch is that when you sign up for this gig there is an absolute, ironclad no - fraternization policy.»

Billy Monk was a bouncer at the Catacombs club in Cape Town, and his excellent snapshots taken in the late 1960's comprise the exhibit's only examples of interracial fraternization during apartheid (which was, in fact, illegal).

With love in the air this week, businesses might be considering a «no fraternization» policy for the workplace.