I feel like workplace relationships is so unprofessional for an organization. 
Really? In what ways do you feel they are unprofessional?
It comes with a lot if the couple is going through personal feelings, affections with the other person it effects the staff as a whole.
I agree with public displays of affection. In a professional environment I wouldn't want to have to deal with it either. Is it a big problem where you work?
Not in my current job thanks for that but in my previous job yes and it was a manager and a team member and once they started dating the worker's ability to work went down.
Oh wow, I can see how a manager dating a peer could be troublesome. In many jobs I've had this was not allowed, although peer to peer relationships were acceptable.
subordinate, romantic, and family relationships.
Workplace friendships.
Friendship is a relationship between two individuals that is entered into voluntarily, develops over time, and has shared social and emotional goals. These goals may include feelings of belonging, affection, and intimacy.
Due to the great deal of time co-workers spend together, approximately 50 hours each week, friendships start to emerge through their shared experiences, and their desire for a built-in support system.
Blended friendships are friendships that develop in the
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