DailyMail Insights: How to Stop a Colleague from Brushing Against You
Understanding Workplace Touch
Workplace interactions are complex, and understanding personal space is crucial. Addressing unwanted contact is necessary for a healthy working relationship.
Strategies to Address the Issue
- Communicate Clearly - Speak to your colleague about your discomfort.
- Set Boundaries - Make your personal space known without confrontation.
- Involve HR - If the behavior continues, reaching out to human resources might be necessary.
Coping with Unwanted Attention
It's important to remain professional. Focusing on your work can deflect unwanted attention and maintain productivity.
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