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Thursday, October 27, 2011

Dear Prudence: Indecent Proposal

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Dear Prudence
Indecent Proposal
My colleagues are framing our boss for harassment. Should I expose their evil plot?
By Emily Yoffe
Posted Thursday, Oct 27, 2011, at 11:20 AM ET

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Dear Prudie,
I work at a small company and love my job. We have a controversial CEO who has made several enemies over the last few years. It has come to my attention that there is a plot to get him ousted with a false claim of sexual harassment. One of the conspirators is a colleague who the boss dislikes. I know the claim is false because another one of the plotters, a friend who works in human resources, has essentially told me as much. I told my friend that what they are doing is wrong and dangerous. She will not retract her claim because she thinks it is for the good of the company. The conspirators have been in contact with a lawyer, so I think there is no turning back. Obviously, I can't go to HR with this information. I feel powerless and sad for my boss, whose personal and professional life could be ruined. Should I warn him of this plot? Or should I just hope the truth will prevail?

—No More Drama

Dear Drama,
Your friend in HR must have studied at ...

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