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By *.T.Man
over a year ago
Glasgow |
The Office Christmas Party is an opportunity for work to reward staff for working hard throughout the year.
There is the opportunity for the office flirts to get together thane awkwardly work through the regret the following year.
The fact that bosses have to set boundaries and give warnings suggest that they fully expect people to misbehave, but still organise the party anyway.
Bottom line, as always, don't be a dick and you'll be fine.
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By *lynJMan
over a year ago
Morden |
"The Office Christmas Party is an opportunity for work to reward staff for working hard throughout the year.
There is the opportunity for the office flirts to get together thane awkwardly work through the regret the following year.
The fact that bosses have to set boundaries and give warnings suggest that they fully expect people to misbehave, but still organise the party anyway.
Bottom line, as always, don't be a dick and you'll be fine.
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If the bosses want to reward their staff, they can always pay them more.  |
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By *ornycougaWoman
over a year ago
NORWAY Wherever I lay my hat |
"The Office Christmas Party is an opportunity for work to reward staff for working hard throughout the year.
There is the opportunity for the office flirts to get together thane awkwardly work through the regret the following year.
The fact that bosses have to set boundaries and give warnings suggest that they fully expect people to misbehave, but still organise the party anyway.
Bottom line, as always, don't be a dick and you'll be fine.
If the bosses want to reward their staff, they can always pay them more. "
Yeah but it costs less to lay on some sausage rolls and put enough money behind the bar for 2 pints of cider per person  |
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Everyone is feeling pretty s#it at our place. All contract hours have been cut. Some staff have left, so we're exspected to pick up the slack. We get it in the neck if work not done. With less staff, and less money. - Merry Christmas.  so no works do for us. |
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By *eah BabyCouple
over a year ago
Cheshire, Windermere ,Cumbria |
Depends how and where they misbehave I guess 
Will and myself got together at the works Christmas party, work we’re fine about it until we got married then Will was asked to go and work for their sister company, we are going back 27 years though |
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"Everyone is feeling pretty s#it at our place. All contract hours have been cut. Some staff have left, so we're exspected to pick up the slack. We get it in the neck if work not done. With less staff, and less money. - Merry Christmas. so no works do for us. "
Have you thought of joining/starting a union ? |
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