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    This document provides a chart summarizing consanguinity and affinity relationships for determining appropriate employment of relatives. Consanguinity relationships are those by blood, ranging from first degree such as parents and children, to third degree such as great grandparents and great grandchildren. Affinity relationships are those by marriage, including spouses and in-laws up to second degree such as grandparents and grandchildren. Approval is required for employment of relatives within third degree consanguinity or second degree affinity to avoid nepotism issues.

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    This document provides a chart summarizing consanguinity and affinity relationships for determining appropriate employment of relatives. Consanguinity relationships are those by blood, ranging from first degree such as parents and children, to third degree such as great grandparents and great grandchildren. Affinity relationships are those by marriage, including spouses and in-laws up to second degree such as grandparents and grandchildren. Approval is required for employment of relatives within third degree consanguinity or second degree affinity to avoid nepotism issues.

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    Relationship Chart for Nepotism Approval

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    brizza margareth
    This document provides a chart summarizing consanguinity and affinity relationships for determining appropriate employment of relatives. Consanguinity relationships are those by blood, ranging from first degree such as parents and children, to third degree such as great grandparents and great grandchildren. Affinity relationships are those by marriage, including spouses and in-laws up to second degree such as grandparents and grandchildren. Approval is required for employment of relatives within third degree consanguinity or second degree affinity to avoid nepotism issues.

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    Consanguinity and Affinity Relationship Chart

    * From employee

    Consanguinity (Includes individuals related by blood to the Affinity (Includes an employee’s spouse and individuals
    employee) related to the spouse

    First Degree Second Degree Third Degree First Degree Second Degree

    Parent Grandparent Great Grandparent Spouse Grandparent

    Child Grandchild Great Grandchild Parent Grandchild

    Brother or Sister Uncle or Aunt Child Brother or Sister

    Nephew or Niece

    An employee is the starting point from which all degrees of relationship are calculated. Individuals are related by consanguinity if one is a
    descendant of the other, or if they share a common ancestor. An adopted child is considered to be the child of an adoptive parent for this
    purpose. Individuals are related to each other by affinity if they are married to each other, or the spouse of one of the individuals is related
    by consanguinity to the other individual.

    Approval must be obtained if the relationship is within the third degree by consanguinity (blood) or within the second degree by affinity
    (marriage). Refer to UPPS 04.04.07 Nepotism and Related Employment for more information.

    *Texas Government Code, Sections 573.023 and 573.025; and Degrees of Relationship Chart, Texas Office of the Attorney General.

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