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2. 55 Thoughtful (and Affordable) Gift Ideas for the Best Boss Ever

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   The best gifts for every boss and occasion, including practical gifts, holiday gifts, thank you presents, engagement and congratulations gift picks under $75.

3. 52 Totally Inspired 50th Birthday Party Ideas - AOL

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4. 8 Gift Ideas for Your Boss and Co-Workers When You’re ... - AOL

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   The holidays are a great time to show your gratitude to your boss and work colleagues by giving them a thoughtful gift -- and you don't have to spend a lot of money to do so. Consider buying one of...

5. Boss's Day - Wikipedia

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   Alison Green in U.S. News criticized it, saying "Traditional etiquette says quite clearly that any gift-giving in the workplace should be from a boss to an employee and not the other way around. The idea is that people shouldn't feel obligated to purchase gifts for someone who has power over their livelihood, and managers shouldn't benefit from ...

6. Kmart Australia - Wikipedia

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   Introduced in 2019 to celebrate Kmart's 50th anniversary, Anko also means “A New Kind Of”, representing the company's changed philosophy since 2008. [49] A 2024 article by The Australian reported that 85 per cent of products in Kmart stores are Anko brand. Anko has the largest market share in the home and toys, menswear, womenswear and ...

7. Adolf Hitler's 50th birthday - Wikipedia

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   Celebration of Hitler's 50th birthday in a German club in Australia. On 18 April 1939, the German government declared that Adolf Hitler's birthday (20 April) was to be a national holiday. [1] Festivities took place in all municipalities throughout the country as well as in the Free City of Danzig.