Pornography is gradually becoming a huge public health issue, owing to its impact on behavioral health. An increasing number of women (17 percent) now describe themselves as addicted to pornography. Referred to as “the drug of the new millennium” because of its tendency to inflict and wreak more havoc than hard drugs such as cocaine and heroin, pornography in the work place ha both legal and ethical ramifications for employers and employees beside the practical productivity concerns of viewing porn during work hours.
The global slide into porno addiction which is now 30% of the internet industry is tearing destroying careers and sexual orientation in a manner that has not been witnessed in the 21st century.
Why You Should Avoid Office Sex Porn
Pornography Destroys Promising Careers
When employees are offered career progression opportunities, it makes them feel like they’re growing with the company and provides a sense of purpose, which in turn fosters loyalty.Career development gives employees something to look forward to. However, certain habits can effectively short circuit your career and this includes office sex porn. Bad habits including porn addiction are difficult to hide for a long time, and it often does not take long before it encroaches into the job sphere. Superiors have walked into their colleagues watching porno in the office when they should be taking care of critical official assignments handed to them. This loss of ability to concentrate on any meaningful work-related activity beyond porno which is sometimes against the organizational policy and terms of employment, often lead to embarrassment, loss of confidence and disciplinary measures.
Office Porn Addiction Leads to Job Loss
Many organizations have zero tolerance for flouting established rules and code of conduct. Most employers will have a clause in their employee hand book or contract which forbids the use of office computers and internet networks on pornographic sites and social media platforms. Office porn in most cases is usually considered a red line . Allowing porn to encroach into the job sphere often leads to severe sanctions and job loss. According to the Family Research Council, around 58 percent of sex addicts suffer considerable financial losses, 40 percent lose their spouses and about a third lose their jobs.”
