Q: Two of my employees are constantly surfing Internet dating sites during their lunch breaks. While I have no problem with what they do in their free time, I do not think it is appropriate to be searching for love on an office computer and would like a second opinion.

Q: I am the only one tending to an ailing parent who is now undergoing chemotherapy. I am feeling completely overwhelmed and torn between my responsibilities as a daughter and my job. I would like to spend more time with my Dad but am not sure if I can ask my employer for time away from the office. What would you recommend in this situation?

Q: I am in the process of relocating to a new city on my own. Should I wait until I secure a position before moving or start my search once I get there? Also, how can I best go about finding a job in a new city where I have no contacts?

Q: I have been out of work for almost 4 months. I would like to continue dating but have a hard time believing that a single woman would be interested in a man who is not making a living. Should I put my love life on hold until I land a job?

Q: I am a 42 year old single and have a hard time dealing with the fact that every other woman around me is pregnant or just had a baby. They stroll in late, leave for gyno appointments, call in sick regularly and head out the minute the clock strikes 5. Is there any justice for the solo gal?????

Q: I am a 32-year-old single woman working as a brand manager for a major CPG company.  About a year ago our company enlisted the services of a production agency to develop some commercial spots for our products.  I am slowly falling for one of the chief executives on their side and not sure if it is against policy to date someone who works for your agency of record.