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We were given a task this past week to come up with Christmas decorations for our office doors. Everyone started working on the task. Some completed their entries into the contest earlier than others.

We've got a day for Employee Appreciation, but guess what we DON'T have...

Make way for the new "KFC Fried Chicken Scented" fireplace log.

There are many benefits of having an office refrigerator. It's a great place to store lunch or you feel the need to keep something cold. So, who cleans it out? Who gets that job?

Have you thought about having an office affair with someone?  Read this before you do.

Forrest Gump once said life is like a box of chocolates. But that was way back in the '90s. Nowadays, life is like an email.

These jokes are lame, but they are all in good pun.

When it comes to working in an office, you work with a bunch of personalities.  Sometimes you have to allow for the occasional disagreement, however sometimes, things just really irritate you.  There are so many things that other people do that annoy another, and vice versa.  So what are some work place pet peeves.  I polled some people around my office.

When you're working in close quarters with the same people for long periods of time, the air can get a bit hostile now and then. While there's no way everyone in an office can get along perfectly, there are a few employees who find it hard to tolerate offensive actions, like eating other peoples' lunches or stuffing toilet paper in between the stalls so no one sees them on the toilet. It happens.

As Lori had mentioned in an earlier story, today is 'Love your pet day.' In her Top 5 list of ways to celebrate, I was surprised she didn't put 'bring your pet to the office.'

An eagle-eyed tipster has sent the New York Post a screenshot from last week’s episode of ‘The Office” which seems to show Steve Carell, the show’s former star, making an unannounced cameo.

The communal offices that were introduced during the ’50s to boast creativity and problem solving are actually reducing productivity, according to new research. Neuroscientist Dr. Jack Lewis conducted brain scans on office workers and found that those who work in spaces with few walls are plagued by intense bursts of distraction.