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To: Harry Simpson who wrote (407)	9/17/1998 8:49:00 AM
From: HRAKA	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 567

Mr. Simpson, <What kind of policy says you are fired if you ask another employee out on a date?> Mr. Simpson of the 7 jobs I have had in my life since I was 14, 6 of these jobs had such a policy, however you were told on the front end upon being hired that it was not exceptable behavior and were required to sign a document agreeing to such terms before being hired. The one job I had (for 8 years) that did not have this policy in affect had 2 BAD situations that would not have occurred if this policy was in effect. The jobs range from McDonald's to Civil Engineer, with dates from 1979 to present. Personally speaking, if I owned a company I would have such a policy after what I saw with the 1 job that did not. (I used to think it was stupid when I was young until I saw an example of WHY such policies exist). Sincerely, Hraka