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Potentially a silly question, but does spousal hire exist for spouses who do not have PhDs (a job offer within the department or university that isn't a professorship)?

I haven't seen anything about that, so I have wondered about it. If someone is offered a tenure-track position, they can negotiate a spousal hire if their significant other also has a PhD. But what if their spouse doesn't have that? What if they possess only a Bachelors or a Masters?

It's easier to negotiate spousal hires for professors in departments, since they essentially create an extra position for them. But I'm just curious if there's anything for academics whose spouses decided to finish their education after college was complete. 

EDIT: The reason I ask is because I will find myself in this situation in a few years. I'll have my PhD and my partner will have his BA; both of us will have our respective degrees in Psychology. Getting any job offer for him will be fantastic since he's moving wherever I'm offered a position.
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Yes, I've observed spousal hires for admin related stuff. He was a super star with 2 decades of experience and very much sought after and his wife had a BA. So I'd speculate a lot of what they'll provide with spousal hires hinges on just how much they want you.