A company in Leqing, Wenzhou, in China's Zhejiang Province, has caused a stir by issuing a notice that prohibits extramarital affairs and infidelity among its employees.
Company's notice, titled "Notice on Prohibiting Extramarital Affairs and Infidelity."
The company's decision to terminate married employees involved in such relationships has ignited a heated public debate on the boundaries between personal and professional spheres in the modern workplace.
Responding to media inquiries, the company stated that the aim of the notice is to encourage a harmonious family life for employees, promoting stability in the workplace.
However, legal experts have pointed out that employees dismissed solely for these reasons may have legal grounds for seeking justice.
The notice has reminded people of a recent incident in Chengdu's Taikoo Li, where a high-ranking executive of a state-owned enterprise was photographed with his mistress, attracting significant attention and discussion at the time.
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The public's response to the company's notice has been divided.
Some argue that employers should not interfere in their employees' personal lives, emphasizing the importance of privacy and personal freedom.
Others believe that personal actions can impact a company's reputation and should be subject to certain boundaries.
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