New BP Policy Requires Staff to Report Intimate Relationships with Colleagues

Monday, 10 June 2024, 10:48
BP recently implemented a new policy mandating employees to disclose any intimate relationships with coworkers or face termination. This decision comes after the removal of ex-CEO Bernard Looney, prompting top managers to reveal all relationships from the past three years. The move aims to maintain transparency and professional conduct within the organization.
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New BP Policy Requires Staff to Report Intimate Relationships with Colleagues

BP Implements Relationship Disclosure Policy

BP has initiated a strict policy requiring employees to report any intimate relationships with colleagues, following the dismissal of ex-CEO Bernard Looney. Top managers are given a three-month window to disclose all relationships dating back three years.

Enhancing Transparency and Accountability

The new policy is designed to uphold transparency and professional standards within BP by ensuring that all relationships are disclosed and managed appropriately.

  • Key Highlights: Employees risk termination if they fail to report relationships
  • Impact: Maintaining a professional work environment at BP
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