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Make Office Christmas Party Successful by Avoiding These Issues

Christmas holidays are knocking on the door! Get ready to attend and organise Christmas parties in your office this season. Want you make your office Christmas party successful? Then avoid these issues and ensure a fun & enjoyable Christmas party for you employees.

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Make Office Christmas Party Successful by Avoiding These Issues

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  1. Make Office Christmas Party Successful by Avoiding These Issues

  2. Every year, the Christmas season has some amount of effect on business, with bosses confronting a minefield of potential troubles and issues. Let’s take a look at a couple of the HR problems that emerge every year at Christmas time. And, of course how to stay away from them!

  3. Arrange Shutdowns And Worker Holidays • In case you are closing down for a brief period over the merry season, ideally you report this earlier and disclose clearly to employees the exact number of days they would get for the Christmas holidays. If you haven’t done this on time in recent years, then ensure you are more sorted out this year and in years to come! Troubling employees around during the holidays can truly be quite stressful and de-motivational.

  4. Dress Code For The Party • Many companies decide to relax their dress code for the Christmas party every year. Welcoming casual dress and Christmas jumpers, particularly on Christmas Jumper Day can bring immense feeling of fun & enjoyment into the office or any other place where party is being organised. Be cautious about the wording you utilise when advising employees about this to guarantee it is clear to them that casuals and special Christmas dresses are optional, and not mandatory. • Some people in your office might not celebrate Christmas, so don’t make anything mandatory. Ask everyone in your office to attend the party.

  5. Christmas Gifts • Christmas is the occasion when numerous companies begin accepting presents/gifts from satisfied clients/suppliers. While everyone loves to get a box of chocolates, it important to remind your employees what is acceptable as a gift. • Make it clear that the staff is welcome to accept or share any present/gift of low value (for example, under AUD 30), if they’re planning to give or accept any higher value gifts, then they should inform HR manager. Ask your HR solutions manager to keep an eye on gifts where the intention of the gift is questionable.

  6. The Christmas Party • The Christmas gathering ought to be an incredible time for some fun & enjoyment for your company’s staff members! However, more than 75% of business owners have encountered an issue emerging from a Christmas gathering and 15% of workers know somebody who has been dismissed or disciplined for a negative activity related to a Christmas party. So, ask your HR manager to manage the party properly.

  7. Not big enough to have an HR for your company? No need to worry as HR software and HR solutions are here to save the day. Leave all your HR work to be managed by HR software or HR solutions, meanwhile you go and throw a fantastic Christmas Party for your employees this season!

  8. Thank You

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