Twenty seven percent of Irish adults have experienced a serious and romantic relationship with a work colleague according to a recent survey conducted by iReach Insights with 1,000 adults. 
 
The figures show a significant difference between the 35-54-year old (33%) age group and the 55+ (19%) age group. Half (49%) of Irish people kept the relationship a secret (at the beginning), 28% of people tried to keep the relationship a secret, but everyone found out and 23% went public from the start of the relationship.
 
Two-thirds (65%) of those who had a romantic relationship at workplace confirm that the person they had it with had the same level position, 21% a higher position and 14% a lower position. 
 
Source: www.businessworld.ie