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Old Feb 26, 2009, 07:44 AM
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CEO's sister is living in our office

Hi All,

There is a multitude of ethical issues in the small corporation I work for, but currently I am most concerned that one of our employees (the sister of the CEO) is clearly living in our office. Her toiletries are in the bathroom, her underwear was found crumpled in a corner, and she has blocked off an entire level of the office as "off limits." Is this illegal? It is certainly gross...

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Old Feb 26, 2009, 08:35 AM   #2  
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You might inquire with your city health department on the rules about living in an office space. Be prepared for backlash if you are found out, though.

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Does your CEO know the situation? If he owns the company, he has the right to let anybody live in the office. He must have had a purpose in doing so. As to the unsanitary thing in the bathroom, it is just proper for you to call her attention in a nice and unoffensive way. Moreso, make a suggestion directly to your CEO through proper decorum. Good luck!
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