Would you sign a love contract?
14 February 2008 | Steve Bagshaw
In this issue we talk to buyers who met their partner at work, but office romances can lead to potential problems for employers. According to today’s Chicago Sun-Times some companies now require dating co-workers to sign a contract in order to protect themselves in case the relationship turns sour. These ‘love contracts’ have also been talked about in the UK.
How do you feel about agreements like this?
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Would this be a framework agreement?
Would you want to get into a single source relationship?
What kind of escape clauses would you put in?