Where to look for love?

Date: 2007-01-29

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Eighty percent of people still believe the workplace is the ideal hunting ground for true love according to a survey across the Tasman.

Seventy-six percent of respondents had been romantically involved with someone in their office, while 57 percent have met their partner at work.

Many people might not be aware of some budding romances though - 66 percent keep work relationships a secret to begin with.

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