BP Mandates Disclosure of Office Romances Following CEO Scandal

New policy requires all employees to report intimate relationships, with non-compliance risking termination.

Employees must disclose any romantic relationships, regardless of conflict of interest concerns.
New rules prohibit managing relatives or intimate partners within the company.
Upper management has a three-month deadline to declare relationships from the past three years.
Former CEO Bernard Looney was dismissed for not fully disclosing his relationships with colleagues.
BP's shares have underperformed since Looney's departure, prompting stricter conduct policies.