BP managers told to disclose office romances from the last 3 years or face the sack

Bernard Looney, chief executive officer of BP Plc, during the Business 20 (B-20) Summit in New Delhi, India (Credit: Prakash Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

After ousting BP CEO Bernard Looney after failing to disclose personal relationships at work, the $100 billion oil giant isn’t taking another chance on its lovestruck managers.

In an email circulated to staff last week, BP told employees they were now required to disclose all “familial and intimate relationships at work” or face following Looney out the door, Reuters first reported.