As the David Letterman saga plays out, employers across America should take some time to think about the dynamics of relationships between the top boss, say a CEO, and his or her subordinates, and how these dynamics play out in the workplace, says Michael P. Maslanka. While a celebrity scandal won't come across most attorneys' desks, most management lawyers will handle sexual harassment suits.
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Lessons of Letterman: The Top Reasons Bosses Should Be Concerned About Workplace Relationships
Texas Lawyer
October 12, 2009
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