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Yes I have. Only thing in debating is a follow up email that I just mentioned. I feel thus may jeperdize her job. But then again work is definitely her secret second life hiding place

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Originally Posted by MichLove4
Yes I have. Only thing in debating is a follow up email that I just mentioned. I feel thus may jeperdize her job. But then again work is definitely her secret second life hiding place

She has jeopardized her job with her unprofessional behavior. The best thing that could happen to you all is her losing her job.


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Believe me, if she loses her job, it won't say because "her husband told us XXXXX." The reason will be her OWN unprofessional behavior.


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True. How do I deal with the fallout from that

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Originally Posted by MichLove4
True. How do I deal with the fallout from that

What do you mean?


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Originally Posted by MichLove4
Yeah I hit all those. Her second affair was a coworker at the same place as the third. Now that her supervisors are aware of her problem I'm tempted to send a follow up email stating the current affair is not the first and this is an ongoing issue for her. Thoughts?

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What exactly did you tell the workplace? Did you give the facts about her affair along with the OM's name? Why is there this confusion?


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I gave them facts and names about the current affair. Last night I was able to sit back and realize all her infidelity is at the work olace. I feel I've left a loose end by not exposing the other affair she had at the same company

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Gotcha.


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Exactly who did you notify at her work?

If you did not go to the VP of HR and another VP you fell short. Underlings like to cover up problems, especially if they are friends with the OM.
Companies don't like the trouble these things lead to.
You might want to consider talking to an attorney about this, as it appears to be tacitly approved policy to support adultery. You might have grounds for a lawsuit. A well crafted letter from an attorney to the head of HR will be laser guided bomb that will blow up affair land quickly.


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