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Should I Allow Employees to Dress Up for Halloween?

Whether you should allow employees to dress up for Halloween varies business to business. There are some benefits, so it pays to consider it.

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Woodland Hills, California, Oct. 30, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) The 2nd Annual All Ghouls Gala, a star-studded Halloween event organized by Autism Care.

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Weekend In Beer – Beginning October 27, 2023

Weekend In Beer – Beginning October 27, 2023
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Gallery: 2023 Salem Trail of Treats | News, Sports, Jobs

Hundreds of children followed a trail of treats Sunday afternoon at Waterford Memorial Park in Salem. The event was sponsored by the Salem Parks and Recreation Dept. and Eyes for Olivia. Over 50 local businesses and organizations including The Brightside Project, shown below, provided stations.(Photos by J.D. Creer)

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