Giving red envelopes in the New Year is a ritual for starting work

Today, local time, our company ushered in the first day of work in the new year.

In order to wish our employees a successful New Year, our boss Mr. Ma prepared generous red envelopes for the employees. In this day full of expectation and joy, employees received New Year red envelopes from the company, adding a touch of New Year’s festive atmosphere.

In the early morning, the employees gathered in the company’s lobby, waiting to receive their “new year’s money.” The boss passed the red envelopes to their employees one by one. After receiving the red envelopes, everyone excitedly expresses gratitude to the boss and congratulates them on a prosperous business in the new year, and wishes for unity and greater achievements for everyone. Mr. Zhang said excitedly: “Receiving red envelopes is an annual tradition of our company. It not only means the company’s care and support for us, but also its blessing for us to achieve better results in the new year.”

In addition to the red envelopes, some employers have organized small celebrations and activities to kick off the new year and strengthen team spirit. These measures not only serve as a way to celebrate but also as a means of promoting a positive work environment.

Overall, the distribution of red envelopes by employers on the first day back to work in the new year is a heartwarming gesture that fosters a sense of belonging and uplifts the spirits of employees as they set forth into the year ahead.

In addition to the red envelopes, some employers have organized small celebrations and activities to kick off the new year and strengthen team spirit. These measures not only serve as a way to celebrate but also as a means of promoting a positive work environment.

Overall, the distribution of red envelopes by employers on the first day back to work in the new year is a heartwarming gesture that fosters a sense of belonging and uplifts the spirits of employees as they set forth into the year ahead.