Men More Willing to Sleep with Their Boss?

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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - [size=-1] More men are willing to have sex with their bosses to get a promotion or a salary increase than women, a Belgian human resources weekly said on Friday.[/size]

[size=-1] According to the Vacature poll -- based on 12,078 Belgians interviewed -- 12 percent of all men would be willing to sleep with their boss

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