Logic tells you your romantic involvement will impact your coworkers directly.

If you sit together in the company cafeteria, will people now feel they should give you privacy?

Suddenly, Cupid shoots his arrow, and it hits the person in the next office. If things do work out, one of you may have to go, because it's against company policy to date fellow employees. Let's say you become involved with someone in your department, and you receive a promotion. Better start popping extra vitamins and heighten your sense of discretion.

You'd like to meet that special someone, but you just don't know where to look. One of you may need to leave the job if things don't work out.

Asked repeatedly why he had not convey that information to Mr. Makdessian saw no need to inform him of the change.

The Observations to the Umpire also contain this quotation from Brown and Beatty - Canadian Labour Arbitration, 3rd edition: "Indeed some behaviours such as sexual relations in the workplace, may draw disciplinary sanction even if it does not actually impede the production process, on the basis that it may undermine any other legitimate interest of the employer and fellow employees."First, the rule was not, to use the terminology of Etobicoke, supra, "reasonably necessary to assure the efficient and economical performance of the job without endangering the employee, his fellow employees and the general public."There was no evidence of any injuries occurring to Mr. Bhinder in his work place and in the light of the work performed by him constitute the taking of all reasonable and necessary precautions to ensure his own safety and the safety of his fellow employees?

A Schedule 2 employee has no right of action against his own employer who is individually liable to pay the compensation under the Act.

If you still feel your coworker is the one, what do you do?

So before you pencil in a date with your office desire, schedule dinner with some nonwork-related friends.

You'd be surprised what might happen if you start nurturing your other relationships.

You can rail against the unfairness of it all, but think of it this way: If life were fair, you wouldn't be in this dilemma, and the arrow would have pierced the heart of someone nice who works for the company across the street.

Will you be peering around corners to make sure your former love isn't in the hall and avoiding the company picnic for fear your ex will flaunt a new love interest? Before you throw your next promotion to the wind, here are five reasons dating your coworker might not be such a good idea. Reality Unfortunately, this is not a tale by the Brothers Grimm, so you can't count on a happy ending.