what are you thoughts on bosses who are married cheating on their spouses?Have

I really hate these kind of people. I am a wife, myself, and if i get to learn my husband is cheating on me I will really explode like a volcano and end the relationship right there and then. These kind of people who practice infidelity are not contented to try one flesh that they have to taste other flavours just for the sake of bodily pleasure.

I have and I find I have absolutely no respect especially when they make their foolish acts public and whether he is a boss or not he certainly should not be doing that. But hey it happens and well they simply should be ashamed of themselves as if they are not happy at home, it would be much more respectful to let the wife go and not hurt her terrible later.

I don't know for sure if any of my bosses have ever cheated but I have suspected a couple of them of cheating. I think it is very disrespectful regardless of who the person is. I would feel very uncomfortable around a boss and the employee if I knew they were cheating.

they are jerks, most of them use thier power in a company to get what they want, and the ones who they cheat with figure its towards their benfit or just scared to say no

We may not know the reasons that a boss is cheating on their spouse. it is not our place to judge them on this.If the cheating is done in the workplace, it can make it more difficult to ignore.

I dislike and hate those individuals who cheat with their partners. But we should not judge them by it alone, there are so many factors why they do it. Even if i hate them, they have to be respected. they are people too who makes mistakes every now and then

Some people in positions of power or authority end up with an extreme sense of entitlement. Think about the athletes, celebrities and more that we hear about who cheat with a huge number of partners. They believe themselves to be important and entitled to have whatever and whomever they want. Cheating on a spouse is a deal breaker in my books... I don't care if the person is unemployed or running a Fortune 500 company. I have no respect for anyone that does it and I don't think there is ever an excuse that is good enough to justify it.

I don't think they're very professional, as a boss they should set an example and it really annoys me to see bosses who do this as if it was me they would fire me for personal reasons without actually having a right. Where as when a boss does it, not a normal employ it sends out a message which is utterly wrong. My current boss (female) she likes to use my Illness against me, as if I don't cover shifts that other people let her down on my own shifts are effected. Oddly enough she doesn't take action against the one's who let her down as she knows they'll work out as they don't actually care about the job. It's a shame I can't just find another job easily, would be great to get away from her but at the end of the day I am happy to have the job.

No, I haven't. I only heard similar situations from others. Boss or not, I think they must not cheat on their spouses. I guess a divorce or separation would do rather than continue with a bad marriage and put the rest of the family in shame, worse in a public scandal.