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Did you know? 🎄 In many countries, Christmas is celebrated on Christmas Eve, with families gathering for dinner, festivities, and opening gifts right at midnight. Countries like Germany, Poland, Sweden, and Argentina embrace this tradition, turning Christmas Eve into the main event. Whether you celebrate on the 24th or the 25th, it’s all about creating meaningful moments with loved ones. How do you celebrate? 🎁 From all of us at GoToro, wishing you a joyful and festive Christmas Eve! #MerryChristmas #ChristmasEve #HappyHolidays #SeasonGreetings #Christmas2024 #FestiveSeason #Recruitment #GoToro #DigitalAdvertising #JobAdvertising #Advertising #Recruiting #Hiring #Jobs #JobSearch #Job #HR #Careers #NowHiring #Employment #Recruiter #Career #HumanResources

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🎁 The holiday season is here, so here’s a quick list of things you can do to make your celebrations and time spent with loved ones more eco-friendly! How will you #GreenUp your festivities? Let us know!

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Wish you all Happy Holidays #HolidayCheer #NewYearNewYou #FestiveSeason #CelebrateTogether #EndOfYearReflections #Blueripples #PowerSystemApplications #DataModelingExpert #PowerSystemTechnology #DataExchange #IECStandards #DataModelingSolutions #PowerSystemEfficiency #CIMStandard #PowerSystemInnovation #DataIntegrationExpert

More Than JUST A FESTIVAL! Lohri, the vibrant harvest festival, is a time for joy, togetherness, and gratitude. While it's a deeply rooted cultural celebration, We believe that incorporating it into the workplace can bring significant benefits. Celebrating festivals like Lohri in the office goes beyond mere festivity. It's about fostering a sense of community and belonging among employees. When we take the time to acknowledge and celebrate diverse cultures, we create a more inclusive and welcoming environment. Moreover, these celebrations provide a much-needed break from the daily grind. They offer opportunities for employees to connect on a personal level, build stronger relationships, and foster a sense of camaraderie. By organizing small gatherings, decorating the office with festive elements, and perhaps even indulging in some traditional Lohri delicacies, we can create a vibrant and joyful atmosphere. In today's fast-paced world, celebrating festivals like Lohri is more than just a cultural gesture; it's an investment in employee well-being and a powerful tool for building a strong and thriving workplace culture. #Lohri #WorkplaceCulture #DiversityAndInclusion #EmployeeWellbeing #FestivalCelebrations #TheKnotCompany

As we approach the close of another year, it's fascinating to observe how different communities, such as Warsaw, Indiana, celebrate New Year's Eve, blending global customs with local traditions to create a memorable festivity. This article delves into the rich tapestry of celebrations across the world while providing invaluable insights on hosting memorable gatherings right in Warsaw. From the ancient tradition of eating twelve grapes at midnight in Spain to Japan’s bell-ringing ceremony and Warsaw’s vibrant public events, it's a reminder of the diverse ways people welcome the new year. Moreover, the article shares practical party-planning tips, from thematic decorations and food suggestions to engaging activities like creating a time capsule and writing resolutions that promise to make any celebration in Warsaw unforgettable. It also touches on the importance of safety, ensuring everyone gets to enjoy the festivities without compromise. As we reflect on the past year and set our sights on the future, it's inspiring to see how these celebrations bring us together, highlighting our shared experiences and hopes for the new year. Let's embrace these traditions and make this New Year's Eve one to remember, fostering community bonds and personal growth as we eagerly step into a year full of possibilities. #NewYearsEve #CommunityTraditions #PartyPlanning #ReflectionAndResolutions #SafetyFirst https://lnkd.in/gPNc-zPU

Pallas had our 3rd annual Christmas party last week. And it gave me the chance to reflect not only on my colleagues and the law practice we have created together, but more broadly on the experience of working together in a company. We were of course only one of tens of thousands (hundreds of thousands?) of companies having Christmas parties in Britain. Most of us do it because we want to, and most of us enjoy it (sometimes too much – must stay out of Roll on Friday…) Which is to say, we enjoy simply spending time with the people we work with – almost as if they’re friends. Which is a weird and a wonderful thing, since most people would say the main reason we work for a company is to make a living, hopefully doing something we like. We don’t says we work for companies to make friends, or to be with our friends. And yet, maybe we do. If not, we’d be a strange sort of species to spend so much time in such circumstances. And if you think back to Covid, one of the things that was so horrible about it – at least for me – was that work was only about WORK. There were none of the pleasant interactions with colleagues (friends?) that played such a part in making work enjoyable (or at least bearable). So I guess all I’m saying is, Merry Christmas to companies, colleagues and friends alike! (The picture is 7 years old, BTW.) #xmas #bahhumbug #backtolawtomorrow

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