Let's face it, sometimes people get tired of ham on Christmas. Whether it is the taste or the ever increasing prices, many ...

The end of the year is normally a time of celebration. Companies gather their employees to mark the holidays, highlight wins, and take stock of the year. Leaders of companies who’ve had a really rough ...

With the holidays upon us, many workers must endure dreaded work holiday parties — some enjoy parties, some don’t. Despite their potential for mingling and letting loose, some people find office ...

Everyone knows that the Minnesota Wild WAGs are the ones doing all of the planning for their parties. But what if one year, they throw up their hands and make the players plan their own holiday party?

Many well-meaning employers throw holiday parties this time of year as a token of their appreciation for their workers, but one expert says such celebrations can have the opposite effect if not done ...

A year after many workers skipped company festivities, new ezCater data shows rising party budgets and attendance.

Work holiday parties are back in full force this year. Etiquette expert Elaine Swann talks to NPR's Michel Martin about how to get through them without embarrassing yourself. It's holiday time, and ...

With the holiday season in full swing, typically comes the time when companies celebrate the work their employees have put in throughout the year with a holiday party. One woman, named Neomi, took to ...

Barron’s deputy editor Ben Levisohn, associate editor Andrew Bary and reporter Carleton English discuss three things investors ought to think about on Barrons Roundtable. Many well-meaning employers ...