How will your organization celebrate the holidays this year?
11/29/2011
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HR Weekly poll respondents say their organizations will spring for catered holiday functions in 2011, either onsite luncheons or offsite evening parties. Even so, pot-luck remains popular.
- 36% We’ll have a catered luncheon on a work day.
- 34% We’re having a catered offsite evening party.
- 19% Employees are bringing in dishes for a pot-luck lunch.
- 11% We don’t plan to celebrate the holidays.
