This time of year, it seems like holiday party invites are rolling in faster than you can RSVP. And while a full December calendar is undeniably heartwarming, it also necessitates a rotating cast ...

If you are invited to the company holiday party, you should attend. While it's natural to consider declining an invitation, it's not considered proper etiquette to do so in a professional setting ...

It’s holiday party season, and etiquette landmines abound, between the abundant buffets, free-flowing booze and potential for wardrobe faux pas. Twin Cities-based manners expert Juliet Mitchell ...

Holiday party invites seem endless, but saying "yes" to everything can quickly lead to burnout. Prioritize events that mean the most to you, whether it's a close friend's gathering or a family get ...

The tradition of bringing a plus-one to the big company bash is fading out—and with it, a chance to know co-workers better.

While it may be tempting to decline the invitation to your company's holiday office party, it’s important to attend the event – even if only for a short while. Ready to see some holiday displays?

Uncover the theory that holiday parties may signal layoffs. Explore the connection between workplace celebrations and job security.

Your homeowners insurance provides a basic safety net, but it's not a comprehensive party protection plan. A little preparation and the right additional coverage can ensure your holiday gathering ...