Benefits and Compensation

Holidays—What’s Happening? (And Are You Competitive?)

Please participate in our brief survey and see how what you are doing stacks up against what other successful companies are doing.

We’ll get answers to these questions and more:

  • Which days will be paid holidays in 2013? In 2014?
  • How will you handle Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s holidays this year?
  • Do you pay extra holiday pay (e.g., double time)?
  • Will employees get a holiday gift or bonus at the end of 2013?
  • Will you have a holiday celebration/party? If so, will alcohol be served?

Participate in this brief survey and see how your holiday practices compare to those of other successful companies.

The survey takes only a few minutes to complete.

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To show our appreciation for your participation in our survey, we’ll send you a PDF of the survey results. (Be sure to include your contact information where prompted.) We’ll also report the results in a future issue ofthe Advisor.

No individual organization’s information will be shared. Only results in the aggregate will be sent to participants or used by BLR® for articles or in any other form of distribution.

More and more, engagement and retention are the watchwords of HR and compensation and benefits, including holidays, are major factors. Please take a few minutes to complete the survey—and make sure you’re competitive.

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Thank you for your valued input!

Robert Brady

Managing Editor, Compensation.BLR.com

BLR – Business and Legal Resources

Upcoming surveys include:

  • Recruiting and Retention
  • Health Insurance
  • Retirement Benefits

2 thoughts on “Holidays—What’s Happening? (And Are You Competitive?)”

    1. i dont look at being on bedrest as a bad thing. i look at it that i have a prize at the end. and this isnt for me its for my baby, sonhmitg i want so bad that i will do anything for. so i stay as positive and upbeat and smile as much as i can.

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