Leave it to Career Builder to run a survey seeking the most unusual co-worker holiday gifts. Camouflage toilet paper made the list.
(Well, at least it wasn't used, amirite?)
* * *According to this survey from CareerBuilder.com, about one quarter of your co-workers will exchange gifts this holiday season, while 1 in 5 will buy holiday gifts for their bosses. Most will spend lest than $25 on the gift. 1 in 10 cheapskates will spend $5 or less.
If you are on a limited budget and are looking for the unusual holiday gift for a co-worker, well, you'll have to do better than these doozies:
- 50 pounds of fresh Louisiana shrimp
- A toothpaste squeezer
- A hand-painted porcelain clown with silk clothes on it
- A unicorn calendar
- A painted concrete chicken
- A plaster cast of a co-worker's hand
- Camouflage toilet paper
- Homemade laundry detergent
- Stamps
- A talking fly swatter
What the most unusual workplace holiday gift your ever gave/received? Let me know in the comments below.
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You know that scientist in the action movie who has all the right answers if only the government would just pay attention? Eric B. Meyer, Esq. gets companies HR-compliant before the action sequence. Serving clients nationwide, Eric is a Partner at FisherBroyles, LLP, which is the largest full-service, cloud-based law firm in the world, with approximately 210 attorneys in 21 offices nationwide. Eric is also a volunteer EEOC mediator, a paid private mediator, and publisher of The Employer Handbook (www.TheEmployerHandbook.com), which is pretty much the best employment law blog ever. That, and he's been quoted in the British tabloids. #Bucketlist.
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