One in three office workers has done something they regret at a holiday party – according to new research. A study profiling the typical office holiday party found drama and gossip are never far ...

For example: Ah, the holiday office party. A time for employees to wind down, loosen their ties, drink some bubbly, and enjoy a night of much-earned revelry with co-workers. That is, until they ...

The number of firms planning to serve alcohol is the highest since the company started tracking holiday party planning, Challenger said. At a time of heightened tension over return-to-office ...

After all, the best office party stories are the ones that ... is just as important as building new ones, and the holiday party is an opportunity to do both. McKee and Post offered several ...

The calendar says December. And that means it's time for the holiday office party. It is a time of much anticipation for most. Angst for others. But, most importantly, it is the best time of year ...

phone calls from relatives you kinda forgot you had and, one of the most infamous holiday traditions, ye old office party! As your social calendar starts to look like a Byzantine mosaic over the ...

It’s the season of the holiday office party. Hard to believe how much has changed in just one year. In 2021, only about 13% of American companies planned to celebrate the season with an office ...

As the winter season approaches your employer may want to hold the annual office party. But what does that mean to your taxes? Winning the yearly costume contest may come with a hidden cost.

Reader: I’m Jewish and work in the Midwest. Every year my office throws a “holiday” party that is really a Christmas party. All music is Christmas music and all games and activities have to ...

White Elephant gift exchanges are very easy events to host at the center of your holiday party, and they can be held at your corporate office or in a virtual online space. While your guests will ...

Tips from The Times’ fashion director on how to navigate the sartorial anxieties of the season. By Vanessa Friedman Vanessa Friedman is the fashion director and chief fashion critic for The Times.