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Can sporadic, non-threatening, non-insulting contact with an ex-partner who is also a colleague lead to disciplinary within the workplace if nothing else has taken place in the workplace itself?
The short answer is possibly yes. The question was from a reader but on reading the question it is suggestive that something has taken place outside of the work place. The test for harassment is in the eye of the recipient even if you felt you had not intended the effect to be this. The issue is whether your ex-partner felt that the conduct was unwanted and had the purpose or the effect of violating his/her … Read this question
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