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A guide to the federal government's holiday parties
- By John Hudson
- December 9, 2011
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It's not something the federal government likes to admit but every December, the faceless men and women of the U.S. government are allotted a holiday party to toast the year's successes. Sometimes that toast is in the form of a Cabernet Sauvignon, other times it is literally a bottle of water. From department to department and office to office, no federal holiday party is exactly the same.
Government Executive's sister publication The Atlantic reached out to federal employees at the biggest agencies to see how they are celebrating. Click here to see what they found.
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