Abstract This paper examines how workplace relationships intersect with employees’ spousal ties when one spouse’s role creates hierarchical overlap with the other’s supervisors or subordinates. Drawing on organizational behavior, ethics, and HR policy literature, it identifies key risks (conflicts of interest, perceived favoritism, confidentiality breaches, retaliation), moderating factors (organizational culture, reporting structures, transparency), and mitigation strategies (conflict-of-interest policies, disclosure protocols, alternative reporting lines, training). The paper proposes a practical decision framework for HR and managers and discusses implications for organizational justice and employee well‑being.
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