Stats of our lives: The recession vs. office parties
The slow death of the office holiday party — and more in our collection of surprising facts and figures
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Percent of U.S. companies that held office holiday parties in 2006, according to recruiting firm Amrop Battalia Winston
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Percent of companies planning to hold office holiday parties this year
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Percent of employees who would rather get a cash bonus than mix with coworkers at a holiday party, according to a survey by Glassdoor
Source: FINS
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