This week Star Tribune reporter Matt McKinney wrote the holiday bonus may be a practice of the past:

If you’re going home empty-handed from the company Christmas party, you’re like most of us. The holiday bonus is a thing of the past, or maybe just a thing of an overworked imagination: It never existed at half of the 350 companies surveyed in a recent poll conducted by Hewitt Associates.

Read the full story here.

What was your holiday bonus? A diamond or a lump of coal? Should companies give out a holiday bonus to their employees?

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