RosaB
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If you can't get him to stop bothering you, with politeness, well, conjure up the diva with in, look him straight in the eyes and clearly and in a tone that carries across the office tell him I've told you once, twice tre' times, I'm not interested in going out with you now or ever, so leave me alone period. I agree with others that you should warn him, but, before you inform the arseole of your intent to file a complaint, make sure that others, such as co-worker are aware of your situation. You don't know how this person operates, whether he's vindictive, spiteful or just nuttier than a snickers bar. If you warn him before hand and no one is aware of your discomfort with this person, it's quite possible that he may turn the situation around on you and complain to others that you have been harassing him. So then when the time comes for you to file a grevance, it might look suspicious. It's better to protect yourself first and worry about his feelings later. And do make sure you note and date each occurance, include the times you mentioned it to co-workers.
< Message edited by RosaB -- 8/13/2005 8:05:43 PM >
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