The office I work at has several married couples. Some of who have been working there together since before they became couples. Some are at significantly diffe

The office I work at has several married couples. Some of who have been working there together since before they became couples. Some are at significantly different levels in the corporate hierarchy. Supposedly there is or was one person who "reports" to someone that has nothing to do with their day-to-day work or the rest of their team, because otherwise they'd be (indirectly, a couple levels apart) reporting to their spouse. I think -- but don't have the employee handbook in front of me -- that corporate policy is limited to requiring that reports-to relationships be disjoint from screwing-eachother relationships.