Should married couples be allowed to work in same company, same department and same project?
Companies normally do not allow such kind of work because of the "Conflict of Interest" issue. I believe that it is okay for couples to work in the same company but never the same department and the same project because of financial matters, theft and other important factors that could affect the company they are working in. Also, married couples who work in this scenario puts a strain on their marriage because of the claustrophobic dilemma. Couples need space and constant contact interaction and at times topic of conversation would dull the marriage. The only time I believe couples can work in such a place is if they both start a business together and the CEO of the company but as for another company, they cannot be in the same department and especially in the same project.
Can a married couple work at the same job together?
yes of course its possible but ive heard from other couples who do work together that they wish they didnt. They never get a break from each other and it sometimes intereferes with thier work especially if they have a dispute from home and then have to face work together. thats what i heard and been told. But i know you can find a job together somewhere. Its very common. Most likely, they will probably give your opposite shifts or try to split you up somehow. There are probably other jobs where you arent allowed. It all depends but i htink its okay for walmart or fast food restaurants.
Is it legal for siblings working together in the same workplace?
How do you feel about sibblings working together in the same workplace. Ideally it shouldn't matter but blood is thicker that water so office politics are slightly skewed when this pops up. I don't hate the people but I have seen good people get slammed and some loose there jobs because if you tell one something the other will strike the deadly blow when you least expect it. I avoid traps by staying focused on my job and work but I am discovering that some of their cousins and in-laws work here too. Thoughts? opinions? stories are all appreciated.
Should a married couple be working together as teachers in the same school?
My parents have been working together in the same school and even same DEPARTMENT for well over 20 years with no issues. Both are high school English teachers (it's how they met, actually) and have taught at the same school for almost 30 years. They have never had any conflicts...my mother is usually department head, and they teach different grades of students. Both sometimes teach Advanced Placement classes, but other than that, there is no overlap. They will frequently have students that the other has had previously in their classes, but again, this doesn't cause any conflicts because they are both WONDERFUL teachers and they have very different curriculum and teaching styles. My parents are like my husband and I...they like being around each other all the time, so it causes no problems in their relationship. In fact, it makes their relationship stronger because they respect each others' teaching styles and bounce ideas off each other. They help each other decorate their rooms every year, and they ride back and forth from school together. Some couples wouldn't like this much togetherness, but it really works for my parents. In fact, my mom (who is 6 years older) won't even DREAM about retiring until my father does because they have always had each other for support and it wouldn't be right for her to leave without him. So, YES, married couples should be perfectly free to work at the same school and also teach in the same department/subject like my parents do. Provided, of course, that they get along as well as my parents do. It's been a blessing for them to get to work so closely together, and I feel it had benefited their students and the school in general.
Do military couples get stationed together?
All services have some kind of Joint Spouse program, They will try to assign married couples together. But that is no guarantee they will be together through their entire careers. Sooner or late they may get separated for a year or two. Also Joint assignments don't always mean the SAME base, just close proximity. Example, Eglin/Tyndall, 55 miles apart are considered a Joint assignment, Same for locations such as McGuire/Dover/ Andrews, etc. I flew with a Pilot at McGuire, His wife was also a pilot stationed at Andrews, 165 miles away. That was a Joint Spouse assignment. They lived in Wilmington De and both commuted 80+ miles a day.
Do companies ever hire couples to work together in the same company?
Some do.1) Many companies will allow spouses to work if there are varying degrees of separation. At a minimum the two spouses cannot 1) work in the same department and 2) have a reporting relationship. Many employers will go further and make sure the two spouses work far enough away from each other that there are no conflicts of interest. For example, my mother and I both worked as samplers but always worked at different stores; we drove to the area together, I dropped her at her store, went to mine, did my gig, then picked her up.2) Some employers in essence have no anti-nepotism policies. They do not care if spouses work side by side or even work as employee and supervisor. Frankly, I think this is a terrible idea for the employer and employee alike. Do you really want to spend all day working with your spouse then going home to spend all evening with them.3) Many family businesses of course have spouses working side by side. This can offer great feasibility, but also presents strong challenges. Where does the family end and the business begin?4) There are several business opportunities which encourage spouses. As @Rich Klugman mentions in his great answers, spouses may serve as long distance trucking teams. I know of couples who jointly manage storage unit properties, small motels or convenience stores. The theory is to have two people with complementary skills manage an operation with a lot of autonomy and a lot of isolation. A couple running a lighthouse may be much more pleasant than two people who do not get along.Bottom line: this does happen but is certainly not for everybody.Thanks for the A2A Farzad.
Do the OYO Rooms allow an unmarried couple in Gangtok, Sikkim?
The thing is like if u r a localite and unmarried couples then hopefully u don't get oyo rooms. If u r non localite and unmarried couples both of your identity cards to be produced before them. Anyhow it's a tourist place and there are chances getting in oyo.If you don't get it through oyo then approach the hotel ppl directly through telephone or e-mail and get confirmed before you reach there.It's better to have two or three options than depending on oyo itself.Before approaching the hotel ppl directly just go through the hotel website and it's reviews too.U r going with your gf to make your days memorable so make sure about safety and end up with getting into some 3star hotel.All the best.
Are unmarried couples allowed in Airbnb, Delhi rooms?
I am an hotelier from a top chain of hotels in India. Let me tell you something clearly. There is no restriction in room sharing for unmarried couples. All you need to follow the rules of reservation and check in. Just submit a copy of valid ID proof for both people and bring the id proof for display for check in.Things I have noticed in hotel industryNo one in the hotel industry bats an eyelid on couples.Most of has seen people having multiple one night stands in a single stay.Gay, lesbian or with third sex relationships have been seen by staff so many times that these things are way common for us. Just do not destroy the room, bring something illegal to hotel and respect privacy of other guest.We know who are call girls and who are toy boys.We get variety of weird request like no rooms starting with 8 and checking into hotel after Rahu Kaal.After seeing all this things most of the hoteliers and employees would never object to anyone checking in rooms. Though we may judge you, as the guest behavior is the biggest source of gossip in hotels. In hotels generally shifts are 11 yours so people are the biggest source of entertainment.As far as Airbnb and other such services are concerned many of them are located in residential areas or extreme far flung areas. So try to book the location by checking the reviews of the property. Get a room somewhere from where you can easily get transport. Do not book a room near the elevator, lobby or staircase for privacy. Always carry your id proof with you.
Can a unmarried couple live together in the military?
Marriage is a legal bond and staying together is a mutual agreement between the couples, the question is are the pilots single and lonely without a partner..? . Staying or living together is an understanding......and mutual....... but females get preg if they are not careful....... and males dont... so decide..... base or miles apart is .anopther different issue... true love is never selfish.....
Is it illegal for an unmarried couple (who have no plans of marriage whatsoever) to book a hotel room in India? If not, why do hotels make it hard to do so?
It is usually the budget hotels that do not allow unmarried adult couples to stay together, especially if their ID cards say that they are from the same city. They will however allow them to take separate rooms and then they do not care which room they sleep in.This is primarily for the hotel to be able to save its own ass in case of a police raid or regular check up for their licenses. Hotels are hot spots for prostitution rackets and hotel owners that want to keep their license do not want to be entangled in such illicit activities tend to do that. This is my observation is a case in places which are not tourism hot spots.I was allowed with my friend, a girl (not girlfriend), to live in the same hotel room ( in 2010 the rent was 650 INR) in Ahmedabad. Our IDs stated I was from Baroda and she was from Ankleshwar. But we both studied in Ahmedabad itself. So if we showed our student ID cards of the university, we may not have been allowed. in 2011, I and my girlfriend were allowed in another budget hotel (higher price) without any questions. We simply showed our ID cards- Voter ID cards. No issues, no questions asked.On a separate occasion me and my girlfriend were questioned a bit before being allowed the same room in DIU. On a separate occasion me and another girlfriend of mine were not asked a single question about who we were or what we did etc, only our ID cards, at a budget hotel in south Mumbai. We were there for a holiday (but did not have to prove that or anything).A lot depends on the license that the hotel owners have procured, some may or may not allow them to accommodate unmarried Indian couples in the same room.I do not have any legal information though. The above are my experiences only. I think it is predominantly related to the address on the ID card you provide, if it is from the same city where you live and want a hotel room, it will be difficult. But it also depends on what kind of license the hotel has. For example a TAJ or Marriot or Holiday INN would never say No, you can not stay here. They also have much more cushion wrt laws and regulations than a normal, small time single unit, budget hotel.