Halloween and the Workplace (Oct 31)
Halloween in the Workplace: 10 Do's and Don'ts
SHRM | Oct 2023
Celebrating Halloween in the workplace can be a difficult idea to entertain at a time when any costume can be made to be sexy (just try to think of one that can't), or to mock political or religious beliefs, or to play into inappropriate racial or disability stereotypes. Yet many employers allow Halloween decorations, costumes and parties, and employees can truly benefit from having a little fun at work.
Are there any tips for dealing with typical Halloween horrors at work?
SHRM HRQA
Additional Tips for Safe Celebrations
Boo! Issues to Consider When Planning Halloween Events
Maynard Nexsen | Oct 2023
Legal Tips for Celebrating Halloween at Work
Rocket Lawyer | Oct 2023
Don't Let Halloween Create a Workplace Nightmare
Catapult Employers Association | Oct 2023
Halloween etiquette in the workplace: What's fun and tasteful — and what's not?
Fox 10 Phoenix | Oct 2023
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Facts for Features: Halloween 2023
U.S. Census Bureau | Sep 2023
Office Decorations Policy
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Halloween Recipes
Food Network
Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF
Unicef USA
Halloween Candy Buy Back
National Halloween Candy Buy Back
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