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MONEY. Give visa cards for the price that you usually would spend on dinner items. Nothing beats a visa card. Especially for Black Friday and Cyber Monday
Tax laws trip up the gifting of Gift Cards. They are cash equivalents and therefore must be taxed on the $ value. You can allow employees to expense something (dinner / groceries) and have them submit for reimbursement as part of a special expense allocation of $50 for example. Or you can gift something that is not a cash equivalent like an Amazon credit - the credit cannot be redeemed for cash, only merchandise, even if returned - so that stays within the rules.
Caveat -the reimbursement/stipend has to conform to tax laws too / best consult with tax teams first!
I personally would not want cider .. money would make a person feel appreciated and in the long run, can be something that they remember when wanting to switch or being tempted to move. It’s the small things sometimes.. obviously $25 or $50 isn’t going to keep a person but the thoughtfulness can help
Don’t like cider either
Agree with our friend from Deloitte
We're doing a choice of ham, turkey, 2 pies, or a $25 grocery store gift card. Up to each individual branch manager what they choose to do. We have 9 locations each with between 5 & 15 employees.