Employers give thanks to workers for Employee Appreciation Day
Some bosses use the day to throw an office pizza party, have a casual dress day or to let everyone skip out of work early.
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Mar 5, 2022, 2:24 AM
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22h agoFriday marked National Employee Appreciation Day.
It dates back to 1995 and was created for employers to "say thanks" to employees in every industry.
Some bosses use the day to throw an office pizza party, have a casual dress day or to let everyone skip out of work early.
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