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The President of the company makes Ebenezer seem friendly. he tends to not make eye contact and is rarely seen among the common folk.
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Have you ever thought about changing jobs?
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Yes, except it is a stable job, I've rasied my kids as a single Dad and needed the stability. It is a job, has benifits, and pays well. That's my criteria. Now I'm older and for us, jobs are harder to find.
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Oh yes, me too, and now I'm over 50 the grass on the other side looks greener every year, but not for me. But I have one kid in Uni and the other going soon, so I am stuck here till I retire. We do complain a lot, but I've worked at much worst places. The department gets 20 Euro a head for our party, and maybe half of us turn up, so it's a good deal.
Once we all toddled along to a Christmas do, and the buffet was all spread out under plastic, so we could see it and not eat. We had to wait till all the bosses had made their speeches. After 1 hour of speeches I had to go and get my kids from the childminder. No buffet for me.
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We organise something ourselves and get £10 each towards it from the company. But it has to be a group thing.
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Yup - we have an unofficial party. They also sometimes do pot luck, which I may actually be able to go to this year. Nothing funded by the company, although we do get pizza lunches now and again for other reasons. Pay checks are nice to get... 
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Joe Q wrote: Typically someone at work will organize some kind of party and our company is willing to say it's a company party.
Yeah!
It happens lot.
Joe Q wrote: not on company time
That is must and they really expect it from us.
Joe Q wrote: Wait! We get Christmas eve and Christmas day off!
Not sure abt it 
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We used to have a Christmas party, but it was discontinued about 8 years ago because not enough people were interested, i.e. showed up.
Currently reading: "The Prince", by Nicolo Machiavelli
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Last year I was given my very own CListCtrl !
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Well they call us all to the main isle and we select from a pile of gifts (videos, clock radios, and the like).
My manager is bringing in lunch Friday.
That is about it.
Need another selection: OTHER
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Yep, "my" company takes care of their employees; good food, plenty of drinks, "better half" invited, some business partners also invited, cheesy disco-mobile...
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Nope but we get £20 worth of vouchers for M&S, usually spend this on a meal from M&S on Christmas Eve.
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I think it would be the same for many organizations this year...
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