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Raytheon and IBM now requiring same-sex couples to get married if they want to keep their benefits

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Raytheon Co. and International Business Machines Corp. -- say New York employees in same-sex relationships now will have to get married if they want to qualify for the benefits.

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Currently, 37% of Fortune 1000 companies provide domestic-partner benefits, according to a 2011 study by Williams Institute, a think tank at UCLA's School of Law that researches sexual orientation in law and public policy.

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At both Raytheon and IBM, employees in heterosexual relationships must also be wed for partners to receive benefits.

http://it-jobs.fins.com/Articles/SB130935970670327387/IBM-Raytheon-Changing-Rules-After-Gay-Marriage-Law-Passes

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