Closing Bell
Discussing topics such as the economy, gift-giving and corporate spending — Dale Winston, CEO of Battalia Winston, is joined by …
Companies Cut Back On Parties Lavish celebrations giving way to more low-key holiday events By LULADEY B. TADESSE The News Journal
Corporate holiday parties used to be extravagant affairs where workers got dressed up, companies rented out restaurants, even museums, with open bars and live music, and handed out gifts to employees, their spouses …
Company Holiday Parties Are What They Use To Be
UNDATED – It is not all lavish dinners and free drinks at office holiday parties. Some companies say they will donate to charity for natural disaster relief this year in conjunction with their annual employee fete …
Let the Holiday Festivities Begin By Jessica Long San Diego Business Staff
Although many industries slow down during the holiday season, several pick up the pace, like the event planners called upon to coordinate company parties …
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Reluctant To Have A Ball On The Street Party Budgets
NEW YORK — As Wall Street’s biggest firms rake in record fees and trading profits, onetime-honored sign of a golden age may be missing: the lavish holiday party.
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BWI in Interbiznet Bugler
According to Battalia Winston International, 87 percent of businesses will be conducting some type of holiday celebration this year.B
Surveys: 15% to 20% of firms say no to holiday party By Andrea Coombes
There will be no end-of-year cheer for some at the office this holiday season …
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Holiday parties seen as company morale boosters By George Chamberlain
It’s the season to be jolly. But not too jolly …
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Hiring Outlook 2004
Hiring is occurring now, although it’s “replacement” rather than “expansion” hiring. Companies are being opportunistic and are trying to replace employees with better talent from the outside. In general, companies are maintaining 2003 staffing levels or adding conservatively. The industries that are seeing a pickup: health care, investment banking, business services, and industrial and defense-related
