Workplace Romance: Love or Liability?

Explore relationship management methods at SHRM24

Is love in the air around the office water cooler?     49% of U.S. workers have had a crush on a co-worker, according to the brand-new SHRM Workplace Romance Report released today. While work relationships are traditionally frowned upon, most survey respondents state that their relationship—whether a platonic work-spouse or romantic— improved their overall mood at work, motivation at work, and commitment to their organization. But what does this mean for workplace culture? And how do you as an HR professional navigate the intricacies of providing proper guidelines while accounting for employee mental health? Don't miss the chance to fall in love with your work all over again at the SHRM Annual Conference & Expo 2024 (SHRM24), June 23-26 in Chicago and virtually. With over 375 sessions across 12 content tracks, you'll be able to hear from experts on innovative ways to manage relationships and improve workplace culture.     Learn from sessions like:       The New Golden Rule: Relationship Management Techniques That Work   Brad Karsh   Founder and CEO, JB Training Solutions   View Session       Wake Up: Time to Take the Emotion Out of Retaliation   Louis Richard Lessig, SHRM-SCP   Partner, Brown & Connery, LLP   View Session       Rebuilding Connections: Navigating Conflict and Repairing Relationships at Work   Sarah Noll Wilson   President and Founder, Sarah Noll Wilson, Inc.   View Session     REGISTER TODAY!         PRECONFERENCE OFFERINGS     Maximize your learning experience at SHRM24 with a preconference seminar: Inclusive Workplace Culture: Leading and Sustaining a Culture Transformation.*   ENROLL TODAY     SHRM MEMBERS SAVE BIG ON CONFERENCE REGISTRATIONS!  Not a member? Register for SHRM24 at our Join Now rate versus the nonmember rate to save $200 AND receive members-only discounts, tools and resources with a one-year SHRM membership.     *Additional fee and registration required.       Connect with us on social!              1800 Duke Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314 USA Contact Us | shrm.org This email was sent to manojdole1.Architectural@blogger.com. This email may contain advertisements. Unsubscribe or Change Email Preferences | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy © 2024 SHRM. All rights reserved.