Flist I need your help...

[irishredlass]

It all started rather innocently.  I heard some "rumors" about the new manager highered at my job.  Since I am not one to just listen to a rumor and accept it as truth I Googled him when I got home.

Now I do not know what to do.  I found a website under his name titled dating psychos.  To say the profile is unsavory would be an understatement.  I do not know enough about this site to know if it is 1) a joke, 2) revenge from an ex, or 3) shudder the thought based in truth.

Do I 1) do nothing and keep my mouth shut, 2) talk to my supervisor about this, or 3) take it to my human resource department?

Admitedly, when I first saw this man I was a little leary no major warning vibes, but just uncomfortable.  After talking to him I thought it was just my overly sensitive nature.  Now I am wondering.

What do you suggest?

Comments

[dickgloucester.livejournal.com]

Are you sure it's him and not just someone with the same name?

And in any case, unsavoury and unnerving as it may be, surely your bosses will take the attitude that if this person does his job well and keeps his private life away from the workplace and his colleagues, then it's irrelevant? I'm not sure you can do anything unless he actually harasses someone.

[irishredlass69.livejournal.com]

It is indeed him because his picture is posted to the sight. I decided to talk to my supervisor about it and apparently management and HR are aware of the circumstance and it appears to be a vendetta posting from his ex.

[dickgloucester.livejournal.com]

Well, in that case he has my sympathy. He should sue her for libel and defamation of character.