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SHOULD FRIENDLY TOUCHING BE OFF-LIMITS AT WORK?
Every workplace seems to have at least one “toucher”—someone constantly doling out hugs, shoulder rubs or high fives. Some people hate this attention and quickly put an end to it. For better or worse, that leaves a lot more love for the rest of us.
But is it ever really OK to put your hand on someone else in the office, even in friendship and support?
It depends whom you ask. Corporate lawyers and human-resource types say we should always keep our hands to ourselves in the workplace. After all, touch is subjective. One person’s friendly pat can quickly turn into another’s threatened lawsuit.
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