Updated BBC guidelines on relationships in the workplace have warned staff that using “celebrity status” to influence people to make a decision in your favour is an “abuse of power”.
The Managing Personal Relationships at Work Policy also gives examples to staff of what to be on the look out for including “signs or evidence of potential grooming”.
Former BBC producer John Mair joins Talk’s Mike Graham to discuss this further.
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