A 2001 study showed that more than 50% of newlyweds met their mates in the workplace. Sociologically speaking, meeting your future husband or wife at work would be considered:

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Meeting one's future spouse may not be the explicit or intended function of a workplace, but it can be considered a latent function, as it is an unintended consequence that arises from the social interactions and networks that are formed in the workplace. Meeting a future spouse is not a primary purpose or manifest function of a workplace - like producing goods or services or generating revenue. Instead, it is a secondary, unintended consequence or latent function.

A 2001 Study Showed That More Than 50% of Newlyweds