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I am curious why you feel it has to be "handled". There are a number of reasons that would be negative for the supervisor if they got involved in a relationship issue that may not be any of their business. If the relationship is causing some strain between the supervisor and their boss, I would suggest discussing only the business aspects of what is being affected, and keep personal opinions out of it. It may be difficult, but the conversation is a necessary step. The supervisor can and should document in detail the discussion and any outcomes from it, in the event that the issue becomes more problematic in the future.
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The only feasible thing to do is simply ignore it. There's really nothing you can do without fear of retaliation such as getting fired. You may wish to discuss this w/your fellow co-workers and see what their advice is. Good luck! Incidentally, I agree with you that that's disgusting that your subordinate is having an affair with your boss. Some people clearly lack morals.
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They can't do anything about it unless it happens in the work place.
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If it's done outside of the workplace, the onlu legal actions possible are through a PI hired outside of work and cannot be used in the work fiels, unless the employee signed a clause agains't that sort of thing which only an idiot would sign, the supervisor's boss should be allowed to date who ever he/She wants as much as any other employee as long as it's mutually consentent.
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