Workplace dating

London, Dec 12 (ANI): Office romances are on the rise as more than a third of employees admit that it is the best place to find love.

Sydney, Oct 21 (ANI): Think you have found 'the one' for you in the office? Want to escape all the rumours and behind-your-back talking by colleagues? Then here's what to and what not to do in case you have found your match in your very own office.

London, July 19 (ANI): A survey has found that showing too much cleavage in office is the ultimate fashion blunder any women can commit.

New York, Feb 12 (ANI): A new survey has revealed that many people steer clear of dating heir colleagues for the fear that it may hamper their chances of a promotion.

While workplace relationships might have their pitfalls, it can be fun to flirt with someone attractive and interesting where you spend the greater part of your waking hours. So the next time you spot that cute guy from Sales, alone at the water cooler, give him a different class of figures and statistics to think about. Here are a few flirting tips which you can use to the catch the male gaze at work and make the guy get the hots for you.

Washington, DC: Having an affair with a co-worker, but fearing that it might land your job in trouble? Well, now you can hide that office romance by following only a few tips.

Wellington, Feb 1 (ANI): A new research has found that offices are fast becoming the favourite new hotspots for singles looking for romance.

Your place of employment may be the single best environment to meet and potentially date new women. You don't have to worry about approaching girls or trying to create conversations from scratch at work; meetings and conversations at your job are standard and necessary. With that half of the dating struggle gone, more natural and flowing relationships can be born. If you've got your eye on someone at work, here are a few points to consider.

London, Oct 25 (ANI): Two out of five office workers have said that they sit next to an annoying colleague, reveals a new British survey.

Wellington, July 27 (ANI): A new study suggests that office romances are becoming more common in Australia. Published by Australia's Women's Health magazine, the poll of 671 women has shown that one in five Australian women finds romance in the workplace because longer working hours limit the number of ways they can meet a potential partner.