Post by busy on Apr 10, 2024 18:55:13 GMT
Disclaimer (this is not my first rodeo with peas 
): I *know* this group likes celebrations like this at work.
We have an all company in-person meeting each month. It's always at 8 AM and I always bring in breakfast for everyone. In addition to the business side of things, we acknowledge birthdays and work anniversaries at the meetings. Usually it's just a card, a small (personal) gift, and for work anniversaries, a few people sharing comments/stories about the person's history with the company.
But this month, we have someone who has his 20 year work anniversary AND his birthday on the same day. We have not had any other milestone anniversaries since I've been here, but we have two 25 year anniversaries coming up soon.
I would like to do something a little more for these kinds of milestone anniversaries. They will get a small tangible gift as well as a financial "bonus." But I'm a little stuck what to do at the meetings for them. Important note: we've got a few people - including the 20 year anniversary person - who have type 2 diabetes, so something like a cake or fancy pastries doesn't seem right.
Ideas???
): I *know* this group likes celebrations like this at work.We have an all company in-person meeting each month. It's always at 8 AM and I always bring in breakfast for everyone. In addition to the business side of things, we acknowledge birthdays and work anniversaries at the meetings. Usually it's just a card, a small (personal) gift, and for work anniversaries, a few people sharing comments/stories about the person's history with the company.
But this month, we have someone who has his 20 year work anniversary AND his birthday on the same day. We have not had any other milestone anniversaries since I've been here, but we have two 25 year anniversaries coming up soon.
I would like to do something a little more for these kinds of milestone anniversaries. They will get a small tangible gift as well as a financial "bonus." But I'm a little stuck what to do at the meetings for them. Important note: we've got a few people - including the 20 year anniversary person - who have type 2 diabetes, so something like a cake or fancy pastries doesn't seem right.
Ideas???
