Just because 2020 has been a trying year doesn't mean there isn't cause for insurance companies to celebrate. (Photo: Siberian Photographer/Shutterstock) Just because 2020 has been a trying year doesn't mean there isn't cause for insurance companies to celebrate. (Photo: Siberian Photographer/Shutterstock)

2020 has been…a year. And while it's certainly been a trying 12 months, there's still reason for employers to have a holiday party "2020 style." COVID-19 has changed how employers and employees interact, which means holiday parties may look a bit different this year. Employers in some states may be able to have in-person holiday parties, likely in an open-air venue with enough space to spread out; however, most employers will likely have to prepare for virtual holiday parties this year.

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