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CE-hO-ho-ho! 6 Meaningful Christmas Gifts CEOs Can Give to Employees

If you are a CEO looking for Christmas gifts that will show your employees that you appreciate and acknowledge their hard work, you have come to the right place. This Christmas, spread the festive spirit with these 6 meaningful gifts that any CEO can give to their employees.

1. Bottle of Wine

You can’t go wrong with a bottle of refined wine! Wine that you can’t get in supermarkets or shops is the best type of wine to give to employees since they’ll know it’s special. A bottle of wine is perfect as a Christmas gift as it’s a way of telling them to relax and enjoy their festive celebrations. A bottle of mulled wine will surely boost festive spirits if you’re looking for a gift that’s Christmassy.

2. Company office essentials

What’s better than creating a sense of belonging than giving company branded office essentials? Office essentials could consist of items such as:

  • Pens and pencils
  • Pencil case or pen holder
  • Notebooks
  • Planners and diaries
  • Flasks, mugs, and water bottles

These essentials are useful and a great way to show your employees that you care about them and the contributions they make to the company.

3. Care package

The holiday season can be busy and hectic, which is why we recommend giving a care package to your employees as a Christmas gift. This could include:

  • Facemasks
  • Bath bombs or bath salts
  • Books
  • Mini alcohol bottles
  • Teabags
  • Snacks

A care package is a thoughtful gift to give to your employees at the end of the year, thanking them for their hard work for the past year and letting them know that their wellbeing is at the top of your priority list.

4. Coffee hamper

If you know that your employees power through the day on caffeine, it may be a good idea to give them a coffee hamper as a token of appreciation for their dedication to the company. In particular, providing a range of different types of coffees is a great addition to a coffee hamper such as organic, artisan, and flavoured. Include both coffee beans and ground coffee, maybe even a few syrup shots that can be added to the coffee.

5. Gift cards

One of the best things that you could give your employees this Christmas is employee rewards in the form of gift cards, vouchers, and points. Rewarding your employees for their work can help improve relationships between you and your employees, as well as foster a work environment where employees feel valued and motivated to work harder because of the incentive. Gift cards are excellent because they can be tailored to anyone’s preferences or personalities, thus, it’s also important to know a bit about your employees like their hobbies.

6. Desk plant

Indoor plants in offices do more than just add to the aesthetic of the office – they can help improve air quality, concentration, and relieve stress. As a result, giving employees a desk plant may help boost their morale and happiness, increasing productivity and empowering them to take responsibility for the livelihood of their desk plant. Individual desk plants may also help to cultivate relationships between employees themselves as they navigate through growing their plants together.

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