BNA Releases New Survey: 2006 Year-end Holiday Practices Survey

Highlights (Powerpoint) ||| Full Text Report (7 pages; PDF)

From the report:

Buoyed by a strong economy, more employers will be giving staff year-end gifts and bonuses this holiday season, and company-wide parties will remain widespread. At the same time, fewer employers will extend the holidays by granting three or more days of paid leave, continuing a long-term downward trend in paid time off at year’s end. Company participation in charitable giving during the December holidays has also receded in 2006 from record highs reported over the last two years. BNA’s Year-End Holiday Practices survey, which is based on responses from 214 human resources executives…

Several graphs and stat tables.

Source: BNA
Thanks to Laura Gordon-Murnane for the tip.

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